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I understand that this sign on Pass Road just west of Keesler Air Force Base was one of only two original McDonald's signs in the country.
Thursday, September 29, 2005
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Friday, March 23
Anchor Room Bookstore and Higher Grounds Cafe
Corner of Lahmeyer and Stellhorn roads, Fort Wayne, Ind.
More details on my engagements page
Anchor Room Bookstore and Higher Grounds Cafe
Corner of Lahmeyer and Stellhorn roads, Fort Wayne, Ind.
More details on my engagements page
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- Jollyblogger, the pastor who's blog encouraged me (unbeknownst to him) to start blogging.
- The intelligent guys who run Get Religion, which speaks about media coverage of religion.
- The News-Sentinel, where I work.
- Who links to me?
- Sudoku
- Set
- Pogo: Home of Tumble Bees and Rocket Mania
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- Geographic dictionary to the Mississippi Gulf Coast
- The casinos
- The need continues
- The dark is darker now
- The question
- Time to pack my bags
- Who needs FEMA when you have NASA?
- Fort Wayne in the news
- You know what's funny?
- The waiting
- Sign off
- Biloxi has a mall, after all
- Thanks a yacht
- The Destruction Variety-Pak
- Two views, one pile of rubble
- The fishmonger
- Along the beach
- 'Blvd. of Broken Dreams'
- Beauty and the Beast
- Out to sea
- The bridge that outsmarted Camille
- Welcome to Ocean Springs
- Posts from Ocean Springs tonight
- More 'Arlo and Janis'
- Newsweek columnist on Biloxi
- 'Good Morning America' in Pass Christian
- Rumblebuffin!
- Will the casinos return?
- The woman with the boxes
- Bloggery stuff
- 'Blowed if I ain't all in a muck sweat' *
- Why I'm here
- First Lady visits Biloxi
- The Wi-Fying Nun*
- Pass the beer till the water's clear
- Finned and dangerous
- Busy day in Biloxi
- Assorted and sundry photos
- God's soup kitchen
- The mart of darkness
- More amateur photos
- Can we stop a hurricane?
- Sign language
- What does it tell you about a city ...
- Yesterday's sermon
- News coverage
- Finding older posts
- Incredible storm surge video
- The story of First Presbyterian of Gulfport
- Katrina-related joke
- Devastation in Biloxi
- Good stuff in The Sun Herald
- Like an automatic car wash, but outside
- The work of the church
- Why we homeschool #3
- Educating about Rita
- The four loves (of my hotel room)
- How to help
- Photos from Beach Boulevard
- In the Travelodge on Route 15
- More tomorrow
- Photos around town
- I'm movin' on up
- At First Presbyterian Church, Biloxi
- Weather coming in
- Coastal flooding possible
- Good stories in today's paper
- Rain on the way
- Blogs and photos by residents
- Home away from home
- I uploaded my photo
- Keep up-to-date on Rita
- When to expect blog entries
- Thoughts from 32,000 feet
- In Biloxi
- Automatic faucet design flaw
- Keep the gas tank full, Jon
- Safe in Cincy
- Why I took my laptop
- Ready to board
- Going to Biloxi
- Headline of the day
- 'This album is about death'
- 'Get Thee to a Punnery'
- Why we homeschool, reason #2
- Living the life before you
- We're home!
- Next gig: November 4
- Why we homeschool
- What a great (and long) day
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When men have come to the edge of a precipice, it is the lover of life who has the spirit to leap backwards, and only the pessimist who continues to believe in progress. — G.K. Chesterton, 1924
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