“RELIGION SIMPLY DOES NOT WORK”
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I always enjoy hearing from my friend Flo Shirley Howard. Many of us ‘ole-timers’ remember her parents, Dave and Artie Shirley well.
One Pharmacist’s View
It’s sometimes hard to realize it in the moments they occur, but we are living tumultuous times. How do you reach back in America’s long history and try to harmonize our times with the rigorous and dangerous times in America’s past? Pearl Harbor perhaps?
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“ARMY MOVING TO DESTROY OUR COUNTRY” Comments to: andybowman839@gmail.com Coffeetimecolumn.com Can’t you just picture it in your head? Colonel Worthington Worm called his tactical team together in a planning meeting one balmy evening in Oklahoma. “Attention, Majors.
One Pharmacist’s View
Now that I am an 86-year-old person I am reminded anew almost every day about how forgetful old people are. But as I look back on my somewhat lackluster life I have to remind myself that my old age isn’t wholly responsible for my absentmindedness. I had a little bit of this even as a child.
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Three items of interest that I learned this week…. It was 100 years ago that our high school building was completed.
One Pharmacist’s View
As the old Bible King, Solomon said in Ecclesiastes (which many of you will remember is in our recent Sunday school lessons) “what goes around, comes around.” Seems like this Covid stuff is sure trying to do just that. It’s back.
One Pharmacist’s View
One of the results of this Covid was Pat and I have watched a lot more movies here at home than normal. One would think when you glance background that I would have seen all the movies that I should.
“FAIL OR SUCCEED, BUT LET THEM CHOOSE”
Comments to: andybowman839@gmail.com Coffeetimecolumn.com You have seen it, surely. The tomboy mom who somehow gave birth to a princess daughter who despises the dirty outdoors, but loves makeup, and high fashion.
Ecclesiastes and August
Many of us who still go to Sunday School are studying a part of the Old Testament called Ecclesiastes. Not only can we not spell it, we in the “Cemetery” Class have a hard time trying to comprehend the teachings of the old teacher (Solomon). But we try.
