Here we are the last day of the month of August. I hope you knew this was “Admit You’re Happy Month.” No, well shame on you. I personally don’t know why only one month is set aside for admitting one is happy. We should feel free to admit we’re happy every single day we’re able… Continue reading How do people show they’re happy?
Tag: humor
Happy Take Your Pants for a Walk Day!!!
Yep, you guessed it. I’m dried up on ideas to write about so I dipped into the Zany holiday grab bag and came up with a winner. Take Your Pants for a Walk Day should be very self-explanatory, but I know too many folks will come up with excuses not to take their pants anywhere… Continue reading Happy Take Your Pants for a Walk Day!!!
Jesus Christ did have a sense of humor.
For those of you unsure if Jesus Christ had a sense of humor I give you two quick examples. Humor was definitely in His bag of illustrations for His listeners. Watch this video to see if you change your mind about Jesus’ sense of humor. Keep smiling. Wade
The Story of Joan and Marvin Webster
To mark the occasion of my Mom’s coffin being laid to rest next to my Dad’s coffin I put together this video tribute. It was harder to do than I thought it would be. I hope you’re able to see it. YouTube has been quirky lately when they upload my videos. You may get a… Continue reading The Story of Joan and Marvin Webster
2014 Stonebriar Men’s Retreat recap
This was the fifth consecutive year I’ve attended the men’s retreat put on by Stonebriar Community Church. Each year I’ve offered the use of Clifford, my full-size van. Each year they’ve taken me up on my offer. I remember the first year I did that I waited until the day before the event to find… Continue reading 2014 Stonebriar Men’s Retreat recap
Follow Fest 2014
I hope I didn’t wake any of my regular peeps up with this mid-week post, but my blogging buddy Melissa Maygrove has a nifty-neat-o thing going on this week. It’s called a Follow Fest. It’s a chance for bloggers to find like-minded writing folks to follow them and/or get to know other bloggers. To get… Continue reading Follow Fest 2014
Lessons from my summer of the toddlers
Well, my summer of volunteering with my church’s early childhood education department has officially come to an end. They all get promoted to new classrooms next week and the regular volunteers resume their ministry positions. One part of me will miss the little tykes. Another part of me is ready to get back into my… Continue reading Lessons from my summer of the toddlers
Okay, I admit it. I’m socially challenged.
Events have made it so I finally have to make a public admission. “My name is Wade and I’m socially challenged.” There, I’ve said it. Now watch my video where I explain why I can’t hide my ineptness any longer. Keep smiling. Wade
How successful can a reluctant evangelist really be?
When we last saw our friend Jonah, the reluctant evangelist, he was gasping in his first breath of oxygenated air in three days on the banks of the Euphrates River. The fish either slipped back into the H2O he was acquainted with or was dragged on shore and made into a grand feast by the… Continue reading How successful can a reluctant evangelist really be?
The first recorded submarine invasion and non-hostile takeover of an inland city
When we last saw our buddy Jonah, the strong-willed, directionally-challenged prophet of God, he was about to hit the surface of the Mediterranean Sea. His thoughts led him to believe this was the end of God’s plan to change the hearts of the evil Assyrians in Nineveh. I guess he didn’t know his God as… Continue reading The first recorded submarine invasion and non-hostile takeover of an inland city