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Daily Prompt

Daily Prompt – My Autobiography

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Daily writing prompt
You’re writing your autobiography. What’s your opening sentence?
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The answer to this question is… If you are reading this, I ask why?

My life doesn’t seem to merit an autobiography. So I would ask, why are you reading this. I am flattered by the interest, but isn’t there something else you could be doing with your time. My life is pretty boring. We all have our stories, but mine in retrospect wasn’t all that exciting. Sure, I have a blog, which is a chronicle of my life and what is going on in my weird head that is wired differently. I have no plans to pen the story of me.

Friends, I do want to say, thanks for your time and attention to my blog and a most eclectic compilation of posts.

Status Update

Status Update

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The weekend has come to an end. Let’s prep for Monday and all of next week. I hope you all had a good one, I sure did.

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Greetings To Friday and The Weekend

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Hey, It’s Friday and that has to make you smile. I am heading out of town for a Church trip today to hang out with fellow Episcopalians, which should be fun. Let’s have a great weekend, everyone. Love and peace to us all.

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Ash Wednesday – The Season of Lent

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Ashes are a sign of mortality and repentance. Remember that you are dust and to dust you will return. The season of Lent has begun. May those who observe have a time of reflection, renewal of spirit and self-denial. Peace to all in this time.

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Have A Blessed Ramadan Mubarak To All Celebrating

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Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. It is observed by Muslims worldwide as a month of fasting, communal prayer, reflection, and community. May all who celebrate be blessed by the spiritual connections that are made during his holy time of year.

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Shrove Tuesday Pancake Day

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Today is Shrove Tuesday, many know it as pancake day. In some Christian traditions, this holiday revolves around feasts, parties and parades before the observance of Lent begins. In the early ages of the Church, people took pancakes to the Church and ate them while they were waiting to be shrived. At my church we gathered to eat pancakes, enjoy company and have some fun. Our youth sponsored our event as a fundraiser for a summer trip where they will go to help the Appalachian Service Project.