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Tag Archives: Pam Dewey
YesterME, YesterYOU…Yesterday
When you are forty years old, you may fondly look back on your teenage years as the last really “free” time you’ve had in your life. It was before the stresses of a full-time job, before bills to pay piling … Continue reading
The World’s Weirdest Christmas Custom for Kiddies
Let’s see…I guess it IS pretty weird that here in the USA parents tell little kids that a big rotund guy with long snow white hair and a huge snow white beard, in a red velvet suit, will be dropping … Continue reading
Scamming Sherlock
Before Columbo, before Inspector Clouseau, before Monk—there was Sherlock Holmes. Nobody could pull the wool over Sherlock’s eyes! He spotted every discrepancy, every minor slip-up made by men who were bent on deceiving others. And it would seem logical to … Continue reading
Posted in Humbugs
Tagged arthur conan doyle, cottingley fairies, hoax, humbug, Pam Dewey, sherlock holmes
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That No Should Be!
A few years back, a mother of pre-school children on one of my Internet forums had commented: What I had on my mind this morning is perhaps the problem [introducing young children to the truths of the God] would be … Continue reading
Never Forget
Have you not known? Have you not heard? The everlasting God, the Lord, The Creator of the ends of the earth, Neither faints nor is weary. His understanding is unsearchable. He gives power to the weak, And to those who … Continue reading
A Time for Laughter
This is an open invitation to my friends to take their best shot at sending me an email that will make me laugh! See, for the past nine days I’ve avoided reading, listening to, or watching anything possibly funny because … Continue reading
Wild World of Humbugs
The Wizard (covering up with the curtain): The Great Oz has spoken. Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain….the…Great…er…Oz has spoken. Dorothy (pulling aside the curtain and reprimanding): Who are you? The Wizard: (stuttering) I, I, I am … Continue reading
Posted in Humbugs
Tagged frozen tsunami, frozen wave, hoax, humbug, irrational enquirer, Pam Dewey, phony
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Where Did All the Cheerful Music Go?
A few weeks ago my husband George and I visited the World of Coca Cola museum in nearby Atlanta. We’d visited it in its first incarnation, in about 1992. But it had been recently moved and remodeled, so we thought … Continue reading
Posted in music
Tagged "i'd like to teach the world to sing", cheerfulness, coke commercials, coke museum, eric whitacre, optimism, Pam Dewey
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Trekking through the Wild World of Religion
In 1974, while back at Michigan State University to take graduate courses for ongoing teacher certification, one of the classes I chose one semester was Social Psychology. It changed my perspective on many things forever. The emphasis of this particular … Continue reading
…But Now I See…
When Jerry Sternin arrived in Vietnam, the welcome was rather chilly. The government had invited his employer, Save the Children, the international organization that helps kids in need, to open an office in the country in 1990 to fight malnutrition. … Continue reading