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The boy sure had learned some choice words, no doubt about it. In the school room, on the playground, and at home, he kept ge_ng into trouble on a regular basis for his rather colorful way of expressing his thoughts and feelings. Making it worse, his friends o_en pushed his bu_ons to make him angry enough to sound off in no uncertain terms.
Read moreAfter the attack on the Uvalde, TX elementary school, I volunteered to help provide security at the Coalgate School without compensation.
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Here’s something I’ll bet you haven’t spent much time thinking about: how do you greet people? Or to put a finer point on the pencil, how do you greet family members?
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It may not be your job that is making you tired, it may be all the decisions you have to make every day.
Read moreThis Sunday is Mother’s Day. A very special time for many of us who have such special memories of our very special mothers. When I was a child, my mom was the person I ran to when I was in pain or hurting. Or when I was worried about God and other celestial matters, you can be sure I ran to her for advice. She was my first advisor after I learned I needed to give my life to Jesus. She never gave me any bad advice in these matters.
Read moreThis was the first time our church was scheduled to minister to the folks in our nursing home here in Coalgate since the COVID disaster.
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I have been in the newspaper business for over ½ a century. I love this business as much today as I did fifty years ago. Even in Junior High and High School I would buy both the Tulsa World and Daily Oklahoman everyday and had the local newspaper delivered to our house.
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