This Pilgrim's Progress: Whoo hoo! It's Friday!

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Whoo hoo! It's Friday!

October 18, 2019

OK. Ready? Here's my Friday Grin!

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HI! Welcome to my blog! Here's some general information about me: Born in 1957, to Bruce and Alice. Born again on the final night of a Lane Adams (Billy Graham Associate Evangelist) crusade (1970). Loving the Lord, worshipping His goodness, holiness, and glory, and studying His Word. § Brother to a wonderful sister, Rosemary, and uncle to an exceptional niece and nephew, Emily and Joshua. § Educated at Musselman High School, Washington Bible College (1976-1980), and Dallas Theological Seminary (1984-1989). § One time teacher, fulfillment call center supervisor, returns manager, credit card customer service agent, self-taught technical writer. § Among other things — dog lover, book reader, garden tinkerer, recipe experimenter, Disney enthusiast, moving image devotee, internet explorer, road-trip adventurer, Lego set builder. § I've written and self-published a book and am writing others. Thanks for stopping by. Come back anytime...and often!

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