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Showing posts with label sunday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunday. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 31, 2021
Monday, July 13, 2015
Sunday Afternoon Encounter
This is what went on Sun. afternoon after a knock on my door.
Me - "Hello."
Man - "I got the sign."
Me - "What sign?"
Man - "The 'For Sale' sign for your front lawn."
Me - "What 'For Sale' sign?"
Man - "For your house."
Me - "My house is not for sale."
Man - "Isn't this #18?"
Me - "Yeah."
Man - "Well, I got the sign."
Me - "I think you have the wrong house. Maybe next door?"
Man - "No. That's an empty lot."
Me - "Well, they tore down the house a few weeks ago and I heard the lot is for sale."
Man - "OK, I'll call the office and find out.
After awhile, I hear tap, tap, tap. I look next door and he is pounding the sign into the vacant lot. By the way, that lot is priced at $90,000.
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Sunday Morning
♫ Sunday morning coming down ♫ and that's exactly what it is doing. A few inches of snow last night and a few more today.
I saw this cartoon in the paper yesterday and had to add it to my blog. This is the way most of the world picture Americans. Americans probably wouldn't like it, but it does appear to have an element of truth. A popular saying in the U.S. is, three strikes - you're out. When I think of that saying, I think of the U.S. as a whole. First strike - gun crazy, second strike - drug crazy and the third strike - may be the crazy political rhetoric. Those three together seem to be a lethal mix. Put on top of it, the reality show arrived at from a shooting, which stays as the top story for at least a week, going at it from every angle. They come up with a host of solutions which do not address the problem, and then life goes on till the next shooting.
Today's newspaper, maybe in honor of Sunday, but probably because it's a slow news week, is filled with items pertaining to religion. Two articles are about the sale of churches, which appear to be on the rise. Selling churches for a dollar or tearing them down, seems to be the road to go, with the supermarket, to be the new church on Sunday.
Another article showed three Anglican Bishops becoming Catholic priests. I don't know about pay, but it is quite a drop in prestige. In the end, your conscience has to dictate the way and it all comes out in the wash.
I saw this cartoon in the paper yesterday and had to add it to my blog. This is the way most of the world picture Americans. Americans probably wouldn't like it, but it does appear to have an element of truth. A popular saying in the U.S. is, three strikes - you're out. When I think of that saying, I think of the U.S. as a whole. First strike - gun crazy, second strike - drug crazy and the third strike - may be the crazy political rhetoric. Those three together seem to be a lethal mix. Put on top of it, the reality show arrived at from a shooting, which stays as the top story for at least a week, going at it from every angle. They come up with a host of solutions which do not address the problem, and then life goes on till the next shooting.
Today's newspaper, maybe in honor of Sunday, but probably because it's a slow news week, is filled with items pertaining to religion. Two articles are about the sale of churches, which appear to be on the rise. Selling churches for a dollar or tearing them down, seems to be the road to go, with the supermarket, to be the new church on Sunday.
Another article showed three Anglican Bishops becoming Catholic priests. I don't know about pay, but it is quite a drop in prestige. In the end, your conscience has to dictate the way and it all comes out in the wash.
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