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Summer is here
TO HEAR THE PODCAST VERSION FOR THIS BLOG ON RUMBLE CLICK HERE ELBERTNASWORTHY Well, we are finally on the road again and it is awesome. Elaine only has a couple more weeks for cardio rehab and then the schedule really opens. We spent a few days down in Englewood as our daughter Lacey, Bobby, Anthony, Isabella and friends were at the beach. We were in the motorhome but visited them at the beach. Family is a blessing and being together is in and of itself a blessing. OK, w
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Jun 84 min read


Who are we? Who are you? Who am I?
I hope you are blessed and encouraged by the blogs and other social media I am regularly posting each day. As much as that is my hope, it is a joy to be able to engage in the lives of people. I was so surprised that as I was reviewing some analytical information from the website that there was someone in Singapore who had accessed a blog from last year. As surprised as I was, I was also so quickly humbled. That God would use me in someone’s life and in this case on the ot
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May 294 min read


We will never forget
"BIVOUAC OF THE DEAD" The muffled drum's sad roll has beat The soldier's last tattoo; No more on life's parade shall meet That brave and fallen few. On Fame's eternal camping-ground Their silent tents are spread, And Glory guards, with solemn round, The bivouac of the dead. Although stanzas from Theodore O’Hara’s lamenting poem, “Bivouac of the Dead,” are inscribed on iron tablets found throughout some of the oldest units of our country’s national cemeteries, there is lit
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May 253 min read


Here we go again
I am beginning this today after several months of silence as I have not been posting. The reason I stepped away was because of the health of my precious wife Elaine. Last November through a regular checkup with her cardiologist it was found that she would have to have open heart surgery. In her case it was triple bypass surgery. She did great with the surgery and her heart is as strong as they knew it would be after the surgery. However, she had a myriad of complications
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May 194 min read
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