About
I was born and raised in The Northeast of America. The region is known for fierce storms, known as “nor’easters.” So I chose that particular title because even though I have endured my share of storms I am always seeking the sunrise.
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Essays is my main Category.
Storms of Controversy address matters in which the church has taken its eyes off The Gospel–the compassion, the mercy, the forgiveness, the grace, the love of God, and The Teachings of Christ.
Throwing Thunderbolts address some of these matters in greater detail.
SunBeams, for the most part, shine and showcase my ridiculous sense of humor.
Sunrise is my best work.
Sunshine & Rainbows show more of the “not-playing-with-a-full-deck” side of my sense of humor on video.
Snowflakes are never alike so expected the unexpected.
“And May The Sun Never Set…” features quotations, both serious and not so, from America’s national pastime, and the most quotable of sports, baseball.
Poetry is included once in a while. Sometimes mine, sometimes not.
The Church of Misfits features observations, lessons, and revelations from “The Most Unsuccessful Church In The History of Christianty: The Church of Misfits: A Place For The Rest of Us.”
Podcasts are for the visually impaired (though you can certainly download if you wish). But if you are sighted and you know someone who is blind that might like to listen, please share.
The Visible Spectrum is a protected page. The password is the name of the town in which I live.
I prefer quality over quanity so I try to post an Essay once a week, usually on a Sunday or a Monday night. Other than that, I will let my work speak for itself.
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I hope I haven’t missed you! just wanted to say thanks for stopping by my blog today. I am also a writer. I’m writing about my 2 abortions as a teenager…it is titled “The Day I Told My Daughter” - I never thought “then” I would be telling my daughter today what I had done. It will cover that whole journey. I finally told her last Sept., I have yet to write about that part. I have a long way to go yet
I am praying for you now as you work hard this next month to give your publisher something.
Thanks for stopping by. And for your words of encouragement. You’ve got quite a journey ahead. I’ll be praying for you, too.
Yes, I expected a real, live picture!
I love the addition of photography - who helped? The bear is great - but I sure would like to kick him and get him back on the job. But…I won’t, never wake a sleeping bear.
Have a Happy Resurrection Day!
Sorry about that, Michelle. But you have to admit, I make a nice snowman!
I finally figured out how to upload photography. Yay!
Thanks for not waking a sleeping bear. He can get pretty grumpy if you wake him early (which some people have recently learned).
I did have a GREAT day yesterday. Bell choir went very well–even though I got lost several times, I didn’t advertise my mistakes so no one knew. And then I was the ‘guest conductor’ for “Jesus Christ Has Risen Today.” And that actually went better than my being in the bell choir. Not bad for a man who has a 60% hearing loss, eh?
So…TheNorEaster had a great Easter! Heh.
Guest conductor? Wow, not bad at all!!
God is amazing - His mercies are new every morning!
thanks for stopping by my blog… all the best!
Thanks. Heh. I’m certainly giving it my best. Well, okay. I always have. I just have to find out if my best is good enough.