‘‘There are worlds of money wasted, at this time of year, in getting things that nobody wants, and nobody cares for after they are got,” one observer noted recently. Well, not so recently. Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote those words in 1850. Watch the whole show here.
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Christmas Concert for Sgt. Jon Brough
If you live close to the Belleville/St. Louis-area, we would like to invite you to join us for a Christmas Concert this Thursday night (December 21). This is a special concert because we will be collecting money to benefit Sgt. Jon Brough, a Belleville police officer (and friend of Shannon’s) who was seriously injured in…
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Did you know Elvis recorded a song about the Rosary?
We didn’t. Click here to listen and read a bit about it. Not sure about the theology of the first little bit… Hm. Did you want the karaoke version? Be amazed: google “elvis rosary“!
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Person of the Year
YOU. Just look in the mirror. Not sure I’m (Orin) terribly excited by the choice – it falls flat for me on two accounts: 1) It seems to want to avoid earmarking someone in particular as most influential, interesting, unique, etc. 2) It also only further reinforces a society that forgets the underpinnings of community…
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elfyourself.com
To see elfin-Orin elf-dance, click here. Do you want to make your own?Go ahead, you know you want to.
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Prayers Needed
Friends of the Oddwalk family (specifically friends of Orin and Erin) are in much need of prayer, sorry, can’t go into a lot of detail. Just remember this family when talking to and listening to God. Thanks.
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More Vegas Pics
More vegas pics, thanks to Erin C – see more at Cerneka Family Adventures! Hanging out at the booth Oddwalk at the NFCYM Birthday Bash Shannon’s head, even larger than usual(we just mean he has a physically large head to begin with) Your favorite Keytar Hero (Yes, Erin H is very proud) Don’t forget to…
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Haiku Challenge III
Well friends, it’s about that time again, time for our third Haiku Challenge! Whee! Our simple rules: -Lines are in lengths of 5-7-5 syllables-The first word of your haiku must be the last word of the previous haiku-You can play more than once, but not until someone else has haiku-ed That’s pretty much it! Leave…