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Valentines Day calls for a card, red roses and chocolates

February 11, 2021 Charles Biggs

There are three things I can count on for Valentines Day: The wife and I are going out to dinner. I will buy her some red roses. I will give her some chocolate (it should be dark chocolate). I will not let her cook dinner on Valentines Day, although we might bring in dinner that…

A wobbly table, an ugly purse and bad dresser are beautiful

February 11, 2021 Walker Moore

Growing up, I didn’t do well when in school. My poorest subjects were English, math, history, geography and science. School was never easy for me, but if you gave me a job or task, I excelled in it. I was much more of a hands-on learner. I have always joked that I graduated in the…

Some genuine science of the dangers of wearing masks

February 4, 2021 Charles Biggs

Is wearing a face mask make you healthier or does it make you sick? Dr. Russell Blaylock, author of the Blaylock Wellness Report, is a board-certified neurosurgeon with a medical degree from Louisiana State University and an internship and residency at the Medical University of South Carolina. He practiced neorsurgery for 26 years and then…

Hell is much scarier than the teachers’ lounge in school

February 4, 2021 Walker Moore

I grew up in the era where about every church had some type of evangelistic meeting. Most of these meetings would run for about a week, and if God were moving, it could be protracted for several more. The highlight of these meetings was a traveling evangelist who came from at least two counties over….

Here are facts you won’t get from the liberal news media

January 28, 2021 Charles Biggs

Here are the facts that you won’t get from the liberal news media, local and national. Donald Trump did more to advance the conservative agenda than any president since Ronald Reagan. Democrat operatives in at least six states rigged the election returns so that it was impossible to get honest, legitimate results. Joe Biden will…

Dinosaur droppings helped change the world everywhere

January 28, 2021 Walker Moore

In our last time together, I told you the story about my friend who bought a warehouse containing tons of dinosaur dung. Then he came up with an idea to break the dung into small one-pound chunks, wrap them in tissue paper, insert them into elegant boxes and sell them as paperweights for employees to…

Going to Branson after Christmas was a family affair

January 21, 2021 Charles Biggs

One even-numbered years, we like to take our family on a Christmas cruise but because of the Chinese coronarvirus, last month we drove to Branson, Missouri, for six days between Christmas and New Year’s. It was a lot cheaper but a lot less exciting. We rented a four-bedroom condo near the lake in Branson. We…

Making lemonade out of a warehouse of dinosaur droppings

January 21, 2021 Walker Moore

I have a friend who owns a company that sells many products on television. One day he got an unusual call. It was a group of archaeologists who had a warehouse full of petrified dinosaur dung. The dung had taken over their warehouse and needed to be cleared out. As he was telling me the…

Biden has a chance to be the worst president in my life

January 14, 2021 Charles Biggs

The first president I remember as a child was President John F. Kennedy. Of course, the big news was his assassination. I was in school at Burbank Elementary when the mother of a classmate came to give us a ride home. We were all terribly upset. We had no idea what would happen. So, the…

Remember the Bible and good things God has done for you

January 14, 2021 Walker Moore

Four-year-old Cohen the Goodhearted was sitting on the floor, his face buried deep in his hands as he sobbed. Cohen is exceptionally talented at faking being upset and will probably win an Oscar for this talent, but this was not that. His little body heaved, and the sobbing grew deeper. His dad walked over and…