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ALERT! ALERT! Prepare for Tomorrow!
Good Morning Fellow Regular Joes;
This is one of my Regular Joe alerts for all of you men out there. I know you get wrapped up in work, fishing, hunting, working on vehicles and all those other things; but tomorrow is one of those important annual events you want to make sure you don’t forget. Preparedness is the name of the game. Don’t wake up tomorrow morning with a special someone looking you in the face and you caught with that deer in the headlights stare!
Tomorrow is Mother’s Day. If you are reading this then sometime in the past a woman took some time off to give birth to you and most likely quite a bit more time to raise you and get you to where you are today. Tomorrow would be an excellent time to let her know you appreciate all that she has done. I am sure that she isn’t perfect…but then I suspect you aren’t either…I know there is that one mistake I made when I…..well, never mind…you know what I mean.
Besides your mother it’s not a bad idea to recognize the mother of your kids if you have any too. Now I know that it can be easy to start accusing the card companies and big corporations of a conspiracy plot to take over holiday’s and drain your wallet. On Valentines Day I had quite a discussion with several conspiracy theorists while we examined the cards and checked out prices over comments like “I can remember when a card was only….”. The more experienced, (old), the conspiracy theorist’s age the more common these comments are. But I digress.
The point here is not how much you spend but what you do. Just think back to what you remember about your mom or that special woman in your life. I bet the first, second or even third thing that comes to mind is not about some expensive gift you got from them. It is usually special times and events, and many of them don’t require money.
- Do something that you haven’t done in a while.
- Take a walk together
- Sit and talk on a park bench
- Buy a simple lunch for her and listen to all she has to say
- Almost all women appreciate flowers…although a few these day’s appreciate ammo and the like more
- In short think about what she likes and then do it. Read the rest of this entry
Chuck Colson Dies At Age 80 – Home To Be With the Lord
Fellow Joes and Janes;
Chuck Colson has died at the age of 80. A little background; you might only remember him from the Watergate Brake In, but Charles Colson was a Paul of Tarsus of our day. He was convicted of a felony with the Watergate Affair. But he also changed his life. He became know for working with prisoners after his release from prison

White House aide Charles Colson in seen in this June 1973 file photo. Colson died at the age of 80. (Associated Press)Related photos »
The Los Angeles Times
As the founder of Prison Fellowship Ministries he reach and affected the lives of many for Christ. He lead a quite and humble life out of the limelight but worked tirelessly for the Lord. He will be missed.
Regular Joe
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A Major Award X 2!
By Regular Joe aka. Vernon Weiss
In the world of blogging there are a couple of things that keep me going.
- One is that I truly feel that God wants me to be doing what I am doing and the Holy Spirit is leading me.
- The second is the feedback that I get from people that follow my posts. Some are positive sharing thoughts comments and feelings, some are asking real questions and some are just negative, people venting because their hearts are filled with hate and have not experienced the peace and joy the can come through a life in Christ.
Warning! Attention! Rabbit Trail Approaching.
When I hear of awards my mind goes to the movie The Christmas Story. Maybe because I grew up in Iowa or that I wore a lot of the same clothes as ‘Ralphy’ when I was young, or I remember houses just like his that my friends lived in. And of course, if you are familiar with the movie, you will remember the ‘Major Award’ that Ralph’s dad won for entering a crossword puzzle contest. It came in a large box marked fragile which his dad horribly mispronounced as an Italian word. The awards I have nothing to do with the movie but my mind wanders and I felt compelled to share my thoughts with you.
I now return you to my original thought.
In the last week or two I have received nominations from fellow bloggers for two awards for 5 G’s and a Cup of Joe. I am truly honored by both of these. To be honored in such a way tells me that other bloggers take what I am doing seriously, (except maybe my humor), and I highly value their input. They have been living the life longer than I and I am sure understand the struggles that I go through. Read the rest of this entry
Saturday Morning Cartoons
Good Saturday Morning Regular Joes and Janes;
Remember the Good Old Days? Saturday Morning Cartoons! I don’t know about you but the new cartoons just don’t do it for me. They have irritating music and have done away with anything that is not politically correct. In fact, quite a few have gone far in the other direction opening doors to the occult world, teaching one world government principles and far left environmentalism.
I still enjoy the old cartoons going all the way back to the 40′s and 50′s. I don’t know how long this will last but I have a few old cartoons you might enjoy. They are more in a political vain but I think you will enjoy them. I am sure at the time people said; “Oh that’s silly, it would never get that bad.” You decide.
In that direction I have decided to do some Saturday posts called “Saturday Morning Cartoons” so sit back with that cup of coffee and enjoy.
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