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  1. Durango

    Coffee on New Year's Day . . .

    Family and friends were gathered around the table on New Years Day. Conversations of various topics could be heard all around the table. Then Aunt Josephine started to talk about New Year's Resolutions . . . Something I've never much understood because it seems most people never follow...
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    Coffee and Christmas with Grandpa . . .

    Grandpa passed away two years ago and I miss him very much around the Christmas season. I thought of him the other day, as I sat down to enjoy a cup of coffee after decorating for Christmas around our house. I recalled a Christmas Eve from a few years back when we were all at Grandpa's...
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    Coffee and Halloween . . .

    It seems just about every place I go lately, I hear about the subject of Halloween . . . Whether it be around church, bible study or on the message boards here on the 'net. Everyone seems to be concerned with whether or not they should celebrate Halloween. You hear and read about how it is an...
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    Coffee in Autumn . . .

    I took my coffee and went out to sit on the back deck this morning. It seemed like a crisp autumn morning and yet autumn hasn't officially arrived yet . . . I often wonder what makes us all look to a certain date for the change of seasons though . . . Seems to me that once the...
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    Coffee After the Storm . . .

    As I sit here sipping my coffee this morning I keep thinking about my trip to the shore last night. The remnants of Hurricane Isabel were passing through at the time . . . The windswept rains and the ocean churning in all it’s fury as lightning flashed across the skies . . . I thought...
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    Coffee in the Storm . . .

    The remnants of Hurricane Isabel passed through Jersey last night, though she wasn’t quite as violent here in Jersey as she was down in the North Carolina and Virginia area.Anyway, seeing as how I have this certain fascination with the beach and the ocean I decided to take my coffee and head...
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    Coffee and Fallen Leaves . . .

    I took my coffee out on the deck this morning to enjoy the crisp autumn air. As I stepped out onto the deck I heard the distinct sound of leaves crinkling beneath my feet. Now this really shouldn't come as any surprise considering all the trees in the backyard that have lost their leaves...
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    Hurricane Isabel

    Father, all the elements of nature obey your command. As hurricvane Isabel rapidly approaches we humbly ask that you watch over those in it's path, protect them and keep them safe. Calm the hurricane that threatens us this day and turn our fear of your power into praise of your goodness. Grant...
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    Coffee on Philip Street . . .

    Years ago here in town there was a street named Philip Street . . . Most people living here couldn’t tell you where Philip Street was, actually most people didn’t even realize the little dirt road existed . . . But if you pulled out the town map, sure enough right there between Johnson...
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    Coffee with Grandma . . .

    I stopped by to see Grandma this morning on the way to work. She gets awful lonely sometimes now that Grandpa is gone, so I pop in on her every so often to sit and talk over a cup of coffee. It seems to lift her spirits a little and I know it always works wonders for me to see her. Anyway...
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    Coffee and the Storm at Sea . . .

    We took a cruise on the Caribbean back in June. Beautiful place that Caribbean with its sparkling blue water. Sailing out there with nothing else in sight for as far as the eye could see . . . It was so peaceful, so serene, and so relaxing. Yes, there we were, without a care in the world . ...
  12. Durango

    Petition to Save the WTC Cross

    Here's a link to sign a petition to keep the cross! http://www.ConservativeAlerts.com/cross.htm
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    Coffee Two Years Later . . .

    Today marks 2 years since the attacks on the World Trade Center . . . That horrific day that shattered the lives of so many and burned impressions in our minds that none of us will ever forget. Each and everyone of us can sit back and remember exactly what we were doing that morning as...
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    Coffee and Cleaning for Company . . .

    Sitting here sipping my coffee this morning I thought back to a time when our boys were younger. Things were pretty hectic back then trying to raise 3 young boys while Mrs. Durango was running child day care at our house. Seemed as though just about everywhere you looked there were kids...
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    Coffee and the Thunderstorm . . .

    We had quite the storm tear through the area the other night! High winds, torrential rain, hail, thunder and lightening . . . It took down numerous trees and power lines as it ripped through here. That night it just so happened that my little nephew Joey was staying with us. And as I sat...
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    Ecellent Op-Ed piece by Karen Hunter

    Moral decay is what we should recall by Karen Hunter NY Daily News 8/08/03 I've always been proud to be a citizen of the United States. And I've always thought of myself as pretty tolerant about most things that go on in this country. But lately it seems to me the wheels are starting to...
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    News Forum or Gay Rights Forum?

    I was just wondering, when exactly was it that the News Forum was changed over to the Gay Rights Forum? Seems this forum has become a soap box for the Gay Rights Supporters to come to, to spew their talk of hatred and prejudice by Christains. I guess my real question is why have we given...
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    Coffee and My Old Jeans . . .

    I got up Saturday morning and threw on my favorite pair of old jeans. . . Now, this old pair of jeans, my wife hates them. . . . . She would have tossed them out years ago if she thought I wouldn't raise Cain over it. You see they are pretty old and well worn. They are faded out to almost...
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    Coffee and Seashells . . .

    I took my coffee to the beach this morning to watch the sunrise. There were two little girls down at the waters edge. . . They were both collecting shells that washed up onto the shore. Although both girls picked up many shells . . . One of the little girls was very particular about the...
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    Coffee on tthe Shore . . .

    I recently spent 10 days in a place I refer to as paradise. It's down along the beach in South Carolina. What with the sand, the surf, and over 100 golf courses nearby I figure it is probably as close to paradise as I'll ever find here on earth anyway. Well, one particular day last week I...