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Skinning The Goat
When The Little Things Matter I wonder who skinned the goats for the curtains for the tabernacle? I mean, it hardly seems like the job someone would enthusiastically volunteer for. Maybe it would be… more →
Fear The Chicken
Skinning The Goat
Doug Routledge wrote 1 year ago: When The Little Things Matter I wonder who skinned the goats for the curtains for the tabernacle? I … more →
An Embarassing lesson in Honesty
Doug Routledge wrote 1 year ago: I speak a lot. I am constantly running into people who will recognize me, and sometimes feel that I … more →
Full of Y
Doug Routledge wrote 1 year ago: I have a new pet peeve. It is the creation of new words in order to replace perfectly good old words … more →
Venti Vanilla Mocha's and Airport Angst
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Doug Routledge wrote 1 year ago: I continue to sit in airports, which allows me to do a few things which normally require extra tim … more →
Intimacy and Romance at the Concourse
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Doug Routledge wrote 1 year ago: So. Here I sit in the concourse at Chicago O’Hare. I have not written recently, and I’m a bit … more →
It Has Been A While
Doug Routledge wrote 1 year ago: Initially, when I began to blog, I made a commitment to use this tool to record my thoughts as they … more →
Sports God
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Doug Routledge wrote 1 year ago: When all that a community has left to hope in is a high school box score, the community begins a des … more →
SNOWBOUND!
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Doug Routledge wrote 1 year ago: Last week I blogged and it got lost in cyberspace. I thought it was a pretty good take on a subject … more →
The Stickiness of Offense
Doug Routledge wrote 2 years ago: I have a problem with being me. The problem is that I am so doggone human. With that comes a wide va … more →
A Fog Lifts
Doug Routledge wrote 2 years ago: This Sunday our church offered a “Reconciliation Sunday” in order to begin to deal with … more →
Big Buck at Crossroads
Doug Routledge wrote 2 years ago: Well, it took me the better part of the bow season but here is the fruit of my efforts.I had actuall … more →
