I Always Figured It’d Be Trains …
The long lost hobbies people around the world people are revisiting during the coronavirus pandemic
I’ve been a bit depressed lately (can’t imagine why) so I haven’t posted much, but this CNN story picked me up.
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I never really got to know my great grandmother, but I do remember the day she died. It was the first time I ever saw my dad cry.
Revenge of the Napkin Builders
It was six years ago to this very day that someone joined our little train group but didn’t last long. Keep in mind we’re a pretty chill group of mostly older men who still play with trains.
The Story of Me is the Story of Us
A blend of genealogy, history, current events, politics, religion, education, and, well, you name it. And trains. Here are the stories and things that bring us together as a family, that try to explain the meaning of our lives, or, are just plain funny. Or touching. Or gripping. Or sad.
Behold! The New Church
Is this the new church? Probably. And just as probable, like pretty much everything in the church, change will not come quickly or easily, but, yeah, this is the new church.
A Time to Stand Up and Be Counted
My first post-9/11 sermon, delivered at Cottage Way Christian Church in Sacramento, California on Sunday, September 16, 2001. Has it stood the test of time?
Two Smirking Yahoos
Does CAHOOTS work everywhere? Probably not — every community will have their own particulars to work out — but it’s a much better starting point for meaningful discussion and reform than two smirking yahoos. What do you think?
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