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Napa Schedule
Day One: M 8:05 arrive Oakland 11am arrive in Napa 12pm Hendry rsvp confirmed 2pm nv distillery 4:30 Tank Garage OX&FOX late night to 10pm Tu 10am Mending Wall 12pm long meadow farmstead Carpe Diem Restaurant W 9am Wine Train: Krug & Sattui https://www.vivino.com/US/en/v-sattui-winery-sattui-family-cabernet-sauvignon/w/2443105 6:30 Allegria Th 10:30 Robert Foley https://www.vivino.com/US-TX/en/robert-foley-vineyards-napa-valley-cabernet-sauvignon/w/85260 2pm Twenty Rows/Vinoce https://www.vivino.com/US-TX/en/twenty-rows-cabernet-sauvignon/w/1100058?ref=nav-search…
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A man without a party
In 1998, I officially and proudly joined a grand old party of solution-minded problem-solvers. I’ve loved watching my party evolve through 9/11 and participate in the tug of war process that ultimately creates balance and opportunities for many Americans. If you associate republicans with anti-mask, anti-vaccine sentiment, please keep me in your prayers. I am…
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Mommy Says Go
Birthday cake is yummy. It has layers of cake and frosting and tastes delicious with punch. We cut it into pieces, pass each plate carefully, and wait until everyone has a slice. And when Mommy says go, we go. Dancing is fun. The music is loud, and you can feel the bass in your tummy.…
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Cowboy, Don’t Run Out
Don’t run out of whiskey on Sunday. Don’t drink it all on Saturday night. Don’t finish your beer till Monday, friend everything will be all right Cowboys they love their cervezas. But liquor is quicker by far. So if you start early round noontime. They don’t drive a horse or a car. Ladies like fruit…
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Stories: Mom and Dad
Mom I’ve always had this obsession with wearing shoes that match my activities. It started with river rafting and Tevas and continued with football cleats for artificial and real grass, Jordans for basketball on wood and concrete, and of course, Asics for cross-training and jogging. In college, I took a tennis PE class and loved…
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Grab ‘em by the Values and Convictions
“If we abandon our founding core values, the world will suffer for it. With all respect, this election isn’t about you. It certainly isn’t about me. It is about our kids and grandkids…It is about values, and truth, and greatness, and hope…Vote for the candidates who will best uphold your values and convictions.” — Dr.…
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Return To Renaissance
We’re staycationing at Renaissance Hotel in Richardson this weekend, but how we got there is quite a story. Johanna and I celebrate the anniversary of our blind date to see Star Wars Episode One every year, that was May 21, 1999. Coincidently, in late May, Richardson hosts the Wildflower Festival with awesome throwback nineties and…
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Lyrics to songs 2019-2020
JEFFREY THE FOX The tortoise had purpose And the hare was there Running in races From here to nowhere But I am a sly fox And I’ll see you there Timing the paces from here to nowhere The tortoise named Horace A rabbit named Fred I’m a fox named Jeffrey Let’s put this to bed…
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Lyrics from 3CG and GS5
WHEN I STILL HAVE TO CLOSE MY EYES JUST TO SEE YOU? AND WHY HAVE THESE 29 YEARS BROUGHT ME HERE? WHEN I’ VE’”‘ AL J;;ADY [-,OST THE ME ING OF SINCERE? [ E A] l J Pr C \ I’VE BEE ALIVE FOR ALMOST EIGHT DAYS AND I CANT SLEEP AT NIGHT DUE TO…
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My response to “Did Jesus Die for Everyone?” by Erik Raymond
Some quotes from my morning article: “There is no way to improve upon the work of Christ—it is infinite and perfect.” (Except it relies on born-sinful humans (Calvinist persp.) to inform others.) “To be clear, when Calvinists speak of limited atonement, we are not speaking in terms of its value but rather the extent of…
