Imagine a world in which Looney Tunes characters lost their groove.
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Is Revelation 9 talking about trains???
I don’t know where Dad McClellan finds these people! I think her glasses are a portal into an alternative universe.
That would somewhat parallel the claim that the prophecy of chariots rushing around Nineveh is predicting modern motor cars.
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You mean it isn’t? 
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They could have built a bridge out of her.
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Don’t forget the chillies! 
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I’ll bet this is old hat for all of you but I rather liked it when I saw it seven years ago on Fakebook.
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thanks! I got a chuckle out of that–and believe it is right! I had not heard that one, but it’s wise!
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Today, March 8, is International Women’s Day. Learn about Junia, a female apostle mentioned by St. Paul, in this short video by Dan McClellan
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I hope they didn’t charge too much for that test.
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That’s a negative; I’m positive about that. Shocking, wasn’t it?
(this was on the desk of the battery salesman where I purchased a new car battery this morning! He told me his wife got it for him. I am always looking for new material for my office–I like to gather and share corny dad jokes with patients and coworkers).
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Is laughter really the best medicine, Dr. Randy?
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Honestly, it does seem to help! My nurse, who has been with me for nearly 18 years (was there 2 before I came), says so often. I wonder if that is mainly from her counseling nature (she is awesome; some of the patients told me they come to me so they can see her), or because of a lack of confidence in my treatments.
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She seems well grounded.
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I hope they do it fast and get the lead out.
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Sadly when I was at university there was a Christian men’s co-op with fifty guys, and they got concerned about unity at one point. Their “solution” was to exclude anyone older than average, anyone who had started at a community college and then came to the university, anyone who hadn’t played a sport in high school – and unstated was anyone not white, which they carried out by requiring all applicants to attach a recent photo to their application. Also unstated was that anyone who wouldn’t be able to afford the coast of the quarterly “retreats”‡ – events that when first begun were focused on building relationships, Bible study about living together, and discussion of how to have an impact on campus but within two or three years of the start of one of the retreats became almost exactly like fraternity events except without alcohol – got sent to the bottom of the stack.
‡ the application had a section for asking for financial assistance to live at the house
Nice.