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Gary Johnson, former Governor of New Mexico, may make a run for President:

I barely know the five people I’ll be traveling with to Dominican Republic in November.  Right now.  We’ve only exchanged a handful of e-mails and talked for a few minutes by phone so far. But give us time and there may be a sleepover.

Nashville Post blogger extraordinaire and former Commodore A.C.

Yesterday was our second in Minnesota, and our second consecutive day at the Higher Ground Music Festival talking about Compassion International.  When we left the festival grounds last night 116 kids had been sponsored - but the festival wasn’t over.

Ben and I woke up before God this morning - God’s approximate wake-up time is 4:30AM Texas time - and flew home from Florida.  We did this so that I could have a couple hours to unpack, repack, blog this here post for you all, load the mini van up and drive to east Tennessee.

If using a cell phone’s alarm to wake yourself for an early flight home, it’s best, turns out, that it ring and not vibrate.

When we moved to the boonies I had a few expectations of what life would be like. I knew we would be limited to going to the grocery store once a week, with my husband able to stop on the way home for staples if necessary. I knew our gas consumption would be high, and that planning to go anywhere in th

When I argue with denialists about Global Warming, they often like to point to recent weather events (usually quite local) that aren't so "warm," however meaningless such weather is to climate change. One thing I like to point out is that the land mass of the U.S.

Ben and I are in the middle of our monthly business meeting and ran into a problem we can’t solve and decided to phone a friend...or blog one or a thousand or so.

Problem #1:

On June 29th I’ll be in Fairview, North Carolina in the AM.  If you’re within a couple hours of there and would like to bring me in to speak or sing (for free), please give Ben a shout.  Much appreciated.