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Thursday December 14, 2006

Prayer: A reader made me aware of this organization that looks like a worthwhile time investment for any Christian woman.

Christmas: Still don’t know what to get that special someone for Christmas? I guarantee you can find something here. You know, like the world’s largest underpants.

Music: As I mentioned previously, John Schlitt and Bob Hartman of Petra fame have recorded a worship album. They also have a MySpace where you can hear clips of their songs.

Weird: The world’s tallest man finally got to render assistance that didn’t involve getting something from the tall shelf. No, he saved a pair of dolphins. What a hero!

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