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Monthly Archives: May 2007
CNN sensationalizes TB news story
I know this comes as quite a shock, but it is possible that CNN may have sensationalized a news story. Yes, it’s true – please, calm yourselves from the shock. A man with a drug-resistant form of tuberculosis, who flew internationally … Continue reading
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A Total Waste
My drive home from the VA Hospital on Memorial Day has sparked this particular rant. I stopped at a red light, and sat for two minutes (at least), watching a woman spray the same area on her sidewalk with water … Continue reading
Southern Barbecue Rules!
The other point upon which I would like to elaborate from my trip to South Carolina is that the Carolinas produce the greatest barbecue in the nation. And not in the way the fireworks stand in Gaffney, SC is the … Continue reading
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Views on Gasoline in South Carolina
In my previous blog post, I highlighted some of the stand-out observations from my recent trip to South Carolina. The gasoline issue was worth expounding upon. During the time we were in Charleston, SC, the lowest gasoline prices in the … Continue reading
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South Carolina is different!
What a vague title, eh? Evan and I made the journey across the country to South Carolina for one last trip home before the little one arrives in July. There were so many elements to the vacation that are easily … Continue reading
Jesus Camp
Evan and I watched Jesus Camp over the weekend - a documentary featuring children as they experience evangelical camp, during which they are further taught to speak in tongues, that abortion at any stage is murdering innocent babies, and to lay … Continue reading
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