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I always enjoy the newsletter from Old Surety Life. The latest issue had a couple of great items.A group of small children were asked: “What does love mean?” Here are some of their replies:“When my grandmother got arthritis, she couldn’t paint her toenails anymore.

More Marijuana?The push to make medical marijuana legal in Oklahoma was not as much about helping people in pain as it was about making recreational marijuana 100% legal.The fact that more than 400,000 Oklahomans have medical marijuana licenses is proof of that.

I received the following from my good friend Earl Dunkleberger. We all miss him in Holdenville but know he is doing great. Thank you, Earl! This is great!I asked a friend who has crossed 70 & is heading towards 80 what sort of changes he is feeling in himself?He sent me the following:1.

It may not be your job that is making you tired, it may be all the decisions you have to make every day.“Plaid or stripes? Flats or heels? Tall or grande? Latte or drip? Soy Milk? Almond Milk? Rice Milk? Before you’ve taken your fi rst sip of coffee, the decisions have started.

A Prayer for TodayThis is the beginning of a new day. God has given me this day to use as I will.God has given me this day to use as I will.

You hear people called many things in these days. However, one of the few things you seldom hear any man called is a gentleman. I suppose that is because there are so few of them in this day and time.

COUNTRY COMMENTSQuote of the week . . . “Christians never meet for the last time.”—CC— With all the discussion about “gender” did you realize thatWith all the discussion about “gender” did you realize that there were ways to decide the “gender” of your computer?

I was going thru my files this past week to find some Easter items I wanted to share with our readers.The Children’s Bible in a NutshellA child was asked to write a book report on the entire Bible.

I recently read an article about ‘jukeboxes.’ It brought back a lot of memories. Dayna and I actually used to have one. I know several area cafes used to have one. In the ‘good ole’ days you could play one song for a nickel or 6 for 25 cents. Where did the jukebox journey begin?

“Religion and politics don’t mix.” I have been told that many, many times. Friend and enemy alike have argued the point.Let’s see now. What do they mean by religion? “Religion” is the enemy of Christianity. Therefore, religion and Christianity don’t mix.