On this day in 1994 - The Edvard Munch painting "The Scream" was recovered after being stolen 3 months earlier from an Oslo Museum. I *love* that painting. I had it on a mouse pad for years and years (well, not the actual painting, but a reasonable facsimile—lest anyone take me too literally and think I am an art thief during my off hours). Eventually, the image was rubbed off by miles of mousing over it, so I retired it. That painting pretty well sums up my emotional state for the past few weeks. If you’re not familiar with “The Scream”, here it is:
I know I shouldn’t say it, but great googly moogly I’m looking forward to the furlough week.
I’ve seen a couple of great tagline on emails recently that made me laugh. Maybe others might need a good laugh as much as I did (assuming you also find them funny):
“When I was a kid, I used to pray for a bicycle, then I realized that God doesn’t work that way, so I stole a bike and prayed for forgiveness.”
“I’m so busy I don’t know if I just found a rope or lost my horse.”
18 days until our next vacation, 85 days until my birthday, 232 days until Christmas, 7,026 days until I retire.
Being Real
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Being Real Acts 22:3-16 by the Rev. Dr. E. Scott Jones First Central
Congregational Church 3 September 2023 “Being a person is hard work; it is
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