Christian, husband of @pammalamma, homeschool dad of 4, Austin Realtor, author, chess enthusiast, ENFP, book club host, avid miniaturist, Dallas Cowboys fan
Austin, Texas 78731
Joined December 2007
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If you heard about every human act of genuine kindness or generosity or compassion from the media in the same manner that you hear about every dramatic murder or act of violence, we would all have a better attitude and be less fearful.
One big thing I learn/recall each election cycle is the fact that a pretty small percentage of voters actually seem to understand the powers designated to the individual offices and the limitations therein.
A change of governor or senator will rarely change your everyday life in any substantial way.
I love this prose from Ray Bradbury in "Something Wicked This Way Comes":
"They peered in at the merry-go-round which lay under a dry rattle and roar of wind-tumbled oak trees. Its horses, goats, antelopes, zebras, speared through their spines with brass javelins, hung contorted as in a death rictus, asking mercy with their fright-colored eyes, seeking revenge with their panic-colored teeth."
My wife is making jewelry live on TV right now! shoplc.com/pages/gemcraftstu…
Today I learned that a tobacco smoke enema was an actual 18th-century medical practice that involved blowing tobacco smoke into a person's rectum using a flexible tube and leather bellow.
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25th anniversary of that pitch. It's hard to explain to a younger generation just how important it was. In my lifetime, I've never felt the country more together. We needed that strike. That night, at that game, George W. Bush was the perfect president.
Kirk is always classy
Raiders QB Kirk Cousins on eventually ceding his position as starter to Fernando Mendoza, following the team’s 4th straight loss.
🎥: By @Sean_Zittel
Pepperidge Farms remembers. So do I.
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Son: Dad, could music really bring people together back when you were growing up?
Me: Son, we had songs that could get an entire room of complete strangers singing together like they'd known each other their whole lives.
Here, listen to this.
