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An Aroma Redolent with Life

May 24, 2004 Filed Under: Circuit-Riding, Fireside Academy, Virtues and Values

A few weeks ago I went out for a nice long, slow run on a Saturday morning. I think everyone else in the city was sleeping in so I had the streets mostly to myself. We have had record rainfall in our part of the Mitten State so the grass and growing things are lush. […]

Dad’s Birthday

May 21, 2004 Filed Under: Circuit-Riding, Faith and Family

May 17th Dad (Kenneth F. Pierpont) turned 70. We all gathered at my brother’s home in Kalamazoo for a beautiful evening in honor of Dad.

My Love

May 20, 2004 Filed Under: Faith and Family

Lois and I on a Spring Evening

Keeping the Picture in Focus

May 10, 2004 Filed Under: Faith and Family, Virtues and Values

When Bud and Charlotte were young there was something missing in their lives and they didn’t know what it was. They sometimes left their three small children alone at night and went out dancing and drinking. Eventually they separated and then divorced. Charlotte had a man friend.

Plastic Pink Flamingoes

May 9, 2004 Filed Under: Fireside Academy, Virtues and Values

Plastic pink flamingoes, you must have seen them. They are ubiquitous. Standing in various shades of faded pink on one wire leg, unblinking sentries of the lawn. Are we to believe that these beautiful creatures of tropical climates have somehow migrated north and live as domestic pets in small towns all over the Midwest and […]

When Things Own You

May 6, 2004 Filed Under: Fireside Academy, Virtues and Values

It’s OK to own things but when things own you they lose their ability to bring joy. Sometimes you have to take unusual measures to keep things from taking over your life. Sheldon and Davy VanAuken knew that.

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