A GLIMMER OF HOPE
A GLIMMER OF HOPE
With the media focus being so much on the wrangling over spending and debt, it is sometimes hard to find anything hopeful to focus on. It does appear that a movement is afoot to repeal the banishment of incandescent light bulbs…that would be good news…how could such a law ever have been considered in a positive light? Maybe next we will get to see an effort to do away with federal funding for the ethanol abomination. It will take years to correct a major portion of the mistakes made since the democrats took control in 2006. God help us.
Link To Shiver article about Atlanta schools:
http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/why-the-shock-over-atlanta-teacher-cheating/
Link to a Krauthammer article regarding Obama:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-elmendorf-rule/2011/07/07/gIQAPagk2H_story.html
Link to Patty Loveless singing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eopNLWRW0IM
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LINDEN’S LIFE
Friday: Men’s Prayer Breakfast at 6:00. Did some writing and minor tasks. Met with Dave for a few minutes regarding our upcoming concert.
Saturday: Republican Breakfast Meeting at 8:30. Our Senator, Connie Lawson, discussed redistricting. Dan reminded me that he and I had appeared before a Legislative Committee about twenty years ago about the redistricting that was underway then. Went to a Habitat For Humanity house dedication at 4:00. I was on the HFH for Hendricks County Board until resigning about ten years ago. Plainfield Christian Church was instrumental in the construction of this house.
Sunday: church, Sunday school and brunch with friends. In the evening, we had services in the shade on the north property…it was great! Carrie, who grew up in PCC was the speaker…she just completed a year teaching English in Kosovo. At the end, we had ice cream.
Feel free to make others aware of this blog and our efforts to support worthwhile political and social causes.
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With the media focus being so much on the wrangling over spending and debt, it is sometimes hard to find anything hopeful to focus on. It does appear that a movement is afoot to repeal the banishment of incandescent light bulbs…that would be good news…how could such a law ever have been considered in a positive light? Maybe next we will get to see an effort to do away with federal funding for the ethanol abomination. It will take years to correct a major portion of the mistakes made since the democrats took control in 2006. God help us.
Link To Shiver article about Atlanta schools:
http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/why-the-shock-over-atlanta-teacher-cheating/
Link to a Krauthammer article regarding Obama:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-elmendorf-rule/2011/07/07/gIQAPagk2H_story.html
Link to Patty Loveless singing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eopNLWRW0IM
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LINDEN’S LIFE
Friday: Men’s Prayer Breakfast at 6:00. Did some writing and minor tasks. Met with Dave for a few minutes regarding our upcoming concert.
Saturday: Republican Breakfast Meeting at 8:30. Our Senator, Connie Lawson, discussed redistricting. Dan reminded me that he and I had appeared before a Legislative Committee about twenty years ago about the redistricting that was underway then. Went to a Habitat For Humanity house dedication at 4:00. I was on the HFH for Hendricks County Board until resigning about ten years ago. Plainfield Christian Church was instrumental in the construction of this house.
Sunday: church, Sunday school and brunch with friends. In the evening, we had services in the shade on the north property…it was great! Carrie, who grew up in PCC was the speaker…she just completed a year teaching English in Kosovo. At the end, we had ice cream.
Feel free to make others aware of this blog and our efforts to support worthwhile political and social causes.
The comments link below has been disabled and anything that gets through by accident goes to spam. Send comments or questions to LWDcomment@aol.com
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