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Tag Archives: United States
The Parable of the Good Samaritan
g A parable is a teaching tool explaining a moral or lesson. Jesus used this method repeatedly in the New Testament, in fact, 65 times in the Gospels. The Parable of the Good Samaritan is an illustration of Christ teaching … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, blogging, children, Christianity, inspiration, kindness, love, Religions of the World, United States, USA
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9/11/19. . . . .
, America’s darkest day was 9/11/01. I have heard stories over and over of people, where they were when they heard the news and how the images are seared in their mind’s eye forever. Eighteen years have come and gone … Continue reading
Posted in American history, blog, blogging, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged 9/11, blog, blogging, New York City, photography, United States, USA, welcome
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Is there a Grand Canyon of the Eastern United States?
log As a teacher I often taught connections by discussing how different places, people , things were alike and different. Many people are association learners as I am. The first image is of Letchworth State Park in Wyoming County NY … Continue reading
Order of the Day-June 6, 1944
Here it is in black and white, the order of the day given to each heroic warier in the wee hours of June 6, 1944. George, my brother, was to parachute at 1:30 AM. The waves of men storming the … Continue reading
Posted in American history, blog, blogging, Britain, England, Eric Labourdette, France, history, paratooper, Religions of the World, Travel, Uncategorized, United Kingdom, USA, welcome, WWII
Tagged blog, blogging, Christianity, faith, freedom, history, hope, inspiration, justice, love, thanks, United States
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This is the Real Thing. . . . .D-Day -1
photo from Wikipedia All the days, weeks, and months of training are over. . . . The waiting and training are over. . . the warriors knew for certain as they received live ammunition for the first time. And President … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, blogging, faith, France, freedom, history, inspiration, religion, Religions of the World, travel, United States, USA
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Watkins Glen New York
Watkins Glen will forever have a place in racing history. On October 2, 1948, it became the first post World War II race in America hosted in the quiet village streets. Today, visitors can drive the original 6.6 mile Grand … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, blogging, nature, travel, United States, waterfalls, Watkins Glen, welcome
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Deadly Mistake the Morning of December 7, 1941 at Pearl Harbor
Kermit A. Tyler was on duty at Fort Shafter’s radar information center on Dec. 7, 1941.(Earnie Grafton/associated Press) Kermit A. Tyler, 96 Pearl Harbor figure Kermit A. Tyler, 96 By Dennis McLellan Sunday, February 28, 2010 “Don’t worry about it.” … Continue reading
Posted in service, Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged Japanese attack, Kermit Tyler, Pacific Theater, Pearl Harbor, The other story about Pearl Harbor, United States, war, WWII
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The People Have Spoken
This is an image of the voting lines in Phoenix. I lived in the Valley of the Sun for 7 years. I remember standing in line for over two hours waiting to vote in 2008 for John McCain for president. … Continue reading
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Tagged democracy, election observers, Free elections, Ghana, India, United States
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A NEW LOW! Cheating Our Vets!
It has been said over and over that Americans are so very generous helping those in need, here and around the world. This charity has aired commercials that touch the heart with stories of our vets. And the amount … Continue reading
Man Presumed Dead
A story to warm your heart!
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