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Monthly Archives: June 2018
Corruption ~ Freedom’s Terminal Prognosis
It’s that red-white-and-blue Independence Day time again, time to unpack the beach wear, fire up the barbeque, and get ready for the annual parade of pyrotechnic creativity. It’s also a time when we should pull our minds away from the … Continue reading
Posted in Faith and Politics, Faith, Family, and Culture, In the News, Insights, July 4 - Independence Day, Right Side Up, Wake Up Calls
Tagged Corruption - Freedom's Terminal Prognosis, Freedom, Gallagher's Pen, Lady Liberty, Politics and Corruption, Right Side Up Thinking in an Upside World, Ron Gallagher
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Immigration Outrage ~ A Fire Ant Mentality
Our six-year-old grandson was about to undertake an important infrastructure improvement project in the neighborhood where they lived, and I got the special privilege of being invited to help. He lined up his collection of toy dump trucks, excavators, and … Continue reading
“Beholding” Father’s Day
It’s barely a month after surviving the challenge of Mother’s Day, and our overwhelmed lives are confronted with yet another demand for some significant indication of parental appreciation. Now we have to think up something that we can do for … Continue reading
Words with No “Wiggle Room”
Not only does the month of June sort of kick Summer into gear, it has historically been the month when we’re most likely to get a wedding invitation. The June wedding tradition apparently goes all the way back to Roman … Continue reading
Contemplating Commencement
Maybe you’ve noticed that those who have been exposed to the collective genius at work in some of our institutions of higher learning sometimes do things that make us wonder. Let me illustrate with a couple of representative examples. First, … Continue reading