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Connections I. – “Dinosaurs Aren’t Gone….They Just Grew Feathers.”

Posted on February 18, 2011 by Rev. Dr. David Q. Hall

Have you ever given much thought to “connections,” thoughtful reader? There are all kinds of vital, essential connections in Life, planet Earth, and the Universe. “Ecosytems” are all about connections between life forms, habitat, climate and weather. “Food chains” are … Continue reading →

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Carving Your Thanksgiving Day (or any day) Turkey

Posted on November 22, 2010 by Rev. Dr. David Q. Hall

Well, that didn’t take long. Someone has already asked for help with the good and proper carving of a big turkey (admittedly, something most of us do only once or twice a year, probably). There are the commercial websites, the … Continue reading →

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Thanksgiving Day, Turkey and Trimmings – Usual and Unusual, Travel, Giving Thanks, God Bless You!

Posted on November 22, 2010 by Rev. Dr. David Q. Hall

Since, like most people, I will be pretty much wrapped up in Thanksgiving Day preparations, shopping, family time, and luxuriating in the holiness of it all, by Tuesday, tomorrow….I’ll do my Thanksgiving post today. I hope you have – and … Continue reading →

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Connections I. – “Dinosaurs Aren’t Gone….They Just Grew Feathers.”

Carving Your Thanksgiving Day (or any day) Turkey

Thanksgiving Day, Turkey and Trimmings – Usual and Unusual, Travel, Giving Thanks, God Bless You!

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