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0October 17, 2009
SOFA

Here’s one of my favorite songs from a very creative singer/songwriter friend who died seven years ago today. Runaway Rollercoaster.
0July 20, 2009
One Giant Leap

40 years ago this very day, Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong touched the surface of the moon, and quickly discovered...
0July 17, 2009
Converting Sweat Into Textbooks

Here’s a fun short video about how my niece Sydney is saving money for college by sweating it out. She’s...
1June 30, 2009
POD – Peace at the White House

Photo by David Coulter, June 2009 – A young woman calls for peace after the brutal violence against demonstrators in...
0June 22, 2009
SWS – Father's Day

Apologies, it’s been a while for a Sunday message. This one comes from a good father, who knows the difference...
0June 07, 2009
Pardon Our Dust!

If you’re visiting Pixelshot today and see some funny behavior (like a different homepage style, or broken links, or blank...
0May 17, 2009
SWS – Pick Your Battles

Just a quick Sunday thought. A wise friend spoke today at church. She pointed out that she has spent way...
2May 10, 2009
SWS – Moms

“Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies…She openeth her mouth with wisdom; and in...
5May 08, 2009
Kevin – boy wonder

My nephew tickling the ivorys: No, this isn’t photoshop.
1May 04, 2009
SWS – The Spirit of Elijah

I’ve been caught up in a family history binge lately. It has been really fun. A couple of days ago,...

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