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The Raving Redhead: Tales from the Drive-Thru
By Teresa Roberts Logan
I like escargot and coulis and little radish sculptures, but you don’t get that when you’re paying through a window from your pickup.
Here's A Thought: Let's be Realistic
By Taylor Mason
There may be tough times ahead, but I’m an American, so I’m into risk-taking.
The Truth Hurts: At Least Fake Integrity
By Brad Stine
I miss the times when our celebrities were expected to at least give a nod toward integrity by faking it.
Bad Mom: Cookin' Up a Little Love
By Caron Guillo
The other day my son walked into the kitchen and said, “Something smells suspicious and disgusting in here.” Give me a break!
Martha's Laugh Lines: An Open Letter To The American Taxpayer
By Martha Bolton
Banks, car makers, and everyone else wanting bailout money should make an official request from the American taxpayer. Like a bailout loan application.
I avoid cold. My husband dislikes heat. But it seems that Solar Woman and Ice Man are forever bound by marriage.
Go Fish's song "Christmas with a Capital C" features Brad Stine, check out the whole bit on YouTube
November 17th, 2008 Posted by Joanne Brokaw in Entertainment
Christian artist Go Fish hit the road this month on their "Christmas With A Capital C" tour. The tour takes its title from a song on their 2006 Christmas album, Snow.
“This song unapologetically reminds people that Christmas is about the birth of Christ,” says Go Fish founding member Jamie Statema. “The whole point of 'Christmas With A Capital C' is to show that this annual debate is about something much bigger than just whether or not to say ‘Merry Christmas.’ It's about an ongoing effort to remove God from our American culture. We decided it was time to take...
NCV on Facebook, Twitter, Shoutlife, MySpace
November 15th, 2008 Posted by Joanne Brokaw in Social Issues
Hey, NCV readers! Now you can network with NCV on your favorite social networking site:
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One day a church leader pointed out that I only volunteered for things that put me in some kind of limelight. Boy, did he nail it.
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