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Supercalifragilistic Thrills
People keep asking how I’m doing. What can I say? Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious seems about right.
Yesterday—a Sad Day
Well … sort of. Wednesday marked the end of an era: forty-four weekdays of radiation treatment for prostate cancer. That’s right—my final zap.
Faith, Family, Football—and a Few Side-Effects
People keep asking how I’m doing, so I figure it’s time for an official report. I’m about halfway through nine weeks of radiation for prostate cancer.
Glowing in the Dark
Well, here we go again—another PET scan, a round of doctor visits, and something called a “CT Simulation,” which sounds more like a Marvel movie audition than a medical…
Curtain Call
My last chemo infusion was on April 21. Or so they say. I was handed a banner that claimed it was my final round—kind of like a graduation certificate, but without…
The Missing Shoe
April 14, 2024 A little over a year ago, in my morning prayer time, I sat in my recliner, kicked off my shoes, and began to meditate upon the Lord.
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Fences
We will jump the fence whenever we see the grass as greener on the other side. Some Christians believe they are under the constant attack of the devil. I doubt that.
Eyes on the Road
I’ve learned that I can be so focused on the road that I don’t see the traffic. Slow down at the intersection and look both ways. The life you save may be your own.
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Surprise
Some surprises are happy ones. Others are tragic. Many are unexpected. Some are scheduled, like Christmas and birthdays.
Comic Book Dreams
Will tying a towel around my neck like Superman give me power to leap tall buildings? If only I could find a vitamin that would give me super strength.
Success Formula
I’d like to have a one-size-fits-all, quick and easy path to success. In Googling “success formula,” I got 1.6 million results, and not one was what I was searching for.
Playing with Fire
With the light from a candle, you can walk in the dark, but let that tiny flicker touch your curtains, and your house could be up in flames before the firetruck arrives.