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So happy to spend time virtually with these inspiring friends and colleagues!A great set for Nashville #berniefest #thehardindrawI wait all year for my #ashwednesdayselfie Remember you are dust ... thanks Jesus. #ashwednesday #isthistheonewherejesusdiesSnow at dawn in the Southland. #canadianintennesseeFriends from home if you haven’t checked flights from #OGS, I recommend doing so! This airport has the best staff! Thanks #ogdensburginternationalairport #unitedairlinesLast vacation photo: We will now return to our regularly scheduled program of churches and bars. #beach #sky #oceanGaudi meets Picasso: FusterlandiaOur tour guide showed us several photos of Fidel Castro with the Trudeaus (holding Michel Trudeau) also a photo of Castro and Jimmy Carter next to each other at PET’s funeral and Castro’s favourite cow.Museo de la Revolución, HavanaActivities
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Take My Exam . . . Trust Me, It’s “Cool”
Originally posted on The Religion Beat, April 28, 2010 It’s the end of term and I’ve been overwhelmed with the hectic activities of marking and . . . well, marking. I’ve barely watched the news. There was a volcano or … Continue reading
Posted in Religion Beat
Tagged exam, Gilgamesh, Jay Z, locative/utopian, Religion and the City
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