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The Arkansas Traveler: In case of rapture, this car will be unmanned.
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Not a travelogue, but obervations on life fill the entries of this blog from a retired Christian minister living and working in two diverse worlds: East Asia and the midwestern United States. Friday, January 9, 2009. In case of rapture, this car will be unmanned. Who will pull them from the wreckage of the moving car suddenly vacated by the driver? Will they be permanently maimed, lame, disfigured? Will the raptured party go through a ruptured roof, or will they roll down the window first? 11 Master the ...
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The Arkansas Traveler: Abs
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Not a travelogue, but obervations on life fill the entries of this blog from a retired Christian minister living and working in two diverse worlds: East Asia and the midwestern United States. Friday, January 9, 2009. I actually clicked on the d- - thing one time, and of course got an unending stream of motivational babble that told me nothing, but did have a $39.95 price tag at the bottom of the scroll. Take a deep breath. Suck it up. GREAT abs- at least for three seconds. 4 Dance the salsa in Rio with M...
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The Arkansas Traveler: KimChi Pot Pie
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Not a travelogue, but obervations on life fill the entries of this blog from a retired Christian minister living and working in two diverse worlds: East Asia and the midwestern United States. Sunday, January 27, 2008. Friends gathered last night for a going away party. The Canadian missionary invited a few dozen folks over to my place for dinner. Since Seoul this week has been as cold as the Yukon, I thought I would fix a little something that conjured images of hearth and home. The crust, not quite enou...
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The Arkansas Traveler: Changing Seasons
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Not a travelogue, but obervations on life fill the entries of this blog from a retired Christian minister living and working in two diverse worlds: East Asia and the midwestern United States. Sunday, January 27, 2008. Took their Christmas tree down this week. Christmas decorations, from the tacky to the pristine, are erected during the first week of December. Most stay until Sollee. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In no particular order, here is my bucket list. 3 Play an "extra" in a Hollywood movie.
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The Arkansas Traveler: Number 4
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Not a travelogue, but obervations on life fill the entries of this blog from a retired Christian minister living and working in two diverse worlds: East Asia and the midwestern United States. Wednesday, March 5, 2008. I will order Number 4, please. Diet Coke. Arigato. So, I am standing in a McD's. Ordering the Number 4. I place my hand on the picture. I say the words. The girl takes my yen. The change doesn't look quite right, but I decide to wait for the order before saying anything. As they discuss the...
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The Arkansas Traveler: Immigrants in the Kingdom of God
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Not a travelogue, but obervations on life fill the entries of this blog from a retired Christian minister living and working in two diverse worlds: East Asia and the midwestern United States. Friday, March 14, 2008. Immigrants in the Kingdom of God. Immigration is a significant political concern in American politics. Over a dozen years ago the discussion was framed this way:. Without immigration, the man who employs 45 people, including my father, in his tree farm in Florida City, might have been killed ...
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The Arkansas Traveler: Cookies
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Not a travelogue, but obervations on life fill the entries of this blog from a retired Christian minister living and working in two diverse worlds: East Asia and the midwestern United States. Thursday, March 6, 2008. Now, chocolate chip cookies are treasured here in Korea and my wife Lynn's recipe is really quite good. I can only take so much kimchi and red bean paste and then I have to make something that reminds me of home. But, cookies are to be shared, right? There are two younger women sitting at th...
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The Arkansas Traveler: Numbers
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Not a travelogue, but obervations on life fill the entries of this blog from a retired Christian minister living and working in two diverse worlds: East Asia and the midwestern United States. Saturday, March 8, 2008. What are the stories behind the numbers? I am especially interested in how the first and last numbers were calculated. Number of Christian missionaries murdered throughout the world since 1999. Missionaries killed in Columbia. Estimated number of Christians killed for their beliefs. 9 Have d...
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The Arkansas Traveler: Jason Fried: Why work doesn't happen at work | Video on TED.com
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Not a travelogue, but obervations on life fill the entries of this blog from a retired Christian minister living and working in two diverse worlds: East Asia and the midwestern United States. Thursday, December 9, 2010. Jason Fried: Why work doesn't happen at work Video on TED.com. Jason Fried: Why work doesn't happen at work Video on TED.com. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In no particular order, here is my bucket list. 1 Cook a meal with an internationally famous chef. 10 Give $1,000,000 to charity.
