Posted on September 26, 2007 by StrUHT
“Pretty”
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She’s been scarred by a life
that’s been too hard
on her.
From [...]
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Posted on September 22, 2007 by StrUHT
I’m about to go to the gym for the day. I thought I would give you a quick update on my status. This week has been so-so. Still, I’ve managed to get to the gym three times already. Today will make my fourth trip for the week. My schedule is a bit off, but I’m [...]
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Posted on September 19, 2007 by StrUHT
I guess I had no choice but to record this and upload as soon as possible in response to the number of views already for this piece. This is one of those pieces that comes from a place of pain. Pain is not the only motivation for writing. Even so, it does tend to be [...]
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Posted on September 18, 2007 by StrUHT
Definition
(c) 2006 by Dennis J. Colwell. All Rights Reserved.
Like a dictionary,
I’m seeking definition.
Outlines abstract
That which is in the tract
from that which is extract;
To pinpoint semantics,
I need something exact
In the syntax.
Relax!
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Tour De Soul: Stop 1 – Westlake Bible Church
If you don’t know what the Tour De Soul is all about, go here and read why I’m doing this.
As I report on the different fellowships I visit, my intent is not to present an overly-critical analysis of each fellowship. For me, this is an exploratory endeavor. I’m looking to see what’s different from my [...]
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