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Little squirrel with bushy tail[1]   From tree to tree I see you sail Never once to see you fail,                 The air to slice. Wish I could learn to fly, Against the vaulted, azure sky. What a thrill, O me, O my –                 It must be nice. – eab, May, ’66 [1] This [...]

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Adventure

With a mixture of adventure, advantage, and award (He could not have told the starting place of each, So lapped over were the three in one accord) He walked the road that lead up to the beach                 – eab, Apr. ‘01

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  Adventure, adventure it sparkles, it calls Mangled old mountains are out there to climb Sub-ridge meets main ridge ascending past walls Pulling one upward toward heights of wind chime Risking the danger, defying death’s falls.                 – eab, Apr. ‘01

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We thrill that Jesus walked on water. Oh, let us thrill more that He walked on earth (Thus among & one with us) And More Yet, that when we’re redeemed, He walks within OUR clump of earth.  – eab, 4/18/12

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Lunch – Anyone?

LUNCH Woodpeckers, knocking for their dinner, Lions preying for theirs, Squirrels, literally going nuts, Colts galloping to their mares, Moo moos mowing the meadow at a munch, All kinds of animals looking for their lunch.                  – eab, 4/17/77

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    There are wordy words and worthy words, And words of little account. There are sour words and sweet words, (But not from the same “fount.”)   There are Greek words and Hebrew words Scattered all over the past. They were, some of them, inspired, Forever they will last.   There are gruff words [...]

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Weak evolution (really “evilution”) needs millions of years.   Creation only “needed” one Week   (And that week was not needed by God, but was for human instruction). – eab, 3/16/12

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SUN AROSE

    The sun arose from his easterly beds,   (Where others “thought” he’d arisen before)   Thus urging us to leave likewise our own,   Ascended till he was over our heads,                               And warm’d us up all zone by zone.                   – eab, Feb. ‘06

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Hans Poulsen Egede (ā’ gu dĕ) was born this date, 1/31/1686, at Hinnøya in Harstad, Norway, hundreds of miles north of the Artice Circle.  After being educated by his Lutheran uncle and at the University of Copenhagen (earned a Bachelor’s degree in Theology) he returned home.  In April 1707 he was ordained and in the same [...]

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  Thank you Lord for shoes and sox. Thank you for my house – a live-in box. Thank you pheasants, ‘specially colorful cocks. Thank you the wildness of regal fox. Thank you for accuracy in fine clocks. Thank you for the ability to de-tox. Thank you for door and keyed, complicated locks. Thank you missionaries [...]

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