Monthly Archives: June 2013

The Second Year

Dear Son, In one week the date will mark two years that you have been gone.  Two years that I have not spoken to you or seen you or held you.  I am amazed that we have survived without you.  … Continue reading

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Father’s Day

The days pile up one by one standing waiting to be recognized for their significance and what they mark in our memory. Every day becomes a memorial day.  It is unintentional. The national holidays, the manufactured holidays all form ready … Continue reading

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June 2011

This was our last hike together.  We were at Panthertown (http://panthertown.org).  The wind had ripped up the oak tree in our front yard and the power was off so we vacated the house and took the dogs for a hike. … Continue reading

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Each in his own way

Is there sin in sorrow? I cannot fathom this could be believed in Christianity since Isaiah 53 says in the foreshadow of Christ that he is a man of sorrows.  Yet in the world at times we who dwell in … Continue reading

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