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24 September 2006
Lutheran Carny Heads North
Minnesota blogging machine TK hosts Lutheran Carnival XXXIII. Please visit her at Strong in the Grace and enjoy her collection of confessional Lutheran writers. This lady appears to be a wonderful example of the old adage, "If you want something done, give it to a busy person," as she brought the current edition to light on time and under budget.
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I think that Anonymous is jealous of the many talents of the Aardvark and Pastor Snyder! Or at least s/he is a bit cranky today.
Aardvark, you are too kind. For once I decided to just do the carnival instead of make it into a major Broadway production. It's amazing how that actually works. Maybe there is hope for me yet. I'm am using that new tactic in other areas of my life, as well.
Thanks for your tireless and cheerful promotion of our beloved Confessional Lutheran blogosphere!
Aardvark, you are too kind. For once I decided to just do the carnival instead of make it into a major Broadway production. It's amazing how that actually works. Maybe there is hope for me yet. I'm am using that new tactic in other areas of my life, as well.
Thanks for your tireless and cheerful promotion of our beloved Confessional Lutheran blogosphere!
Anonymous's idle speculation and borderline ad hom invective have been deleted. I hope to never need to turn on moderation, as I am all too likely to let comments pile up for a week at a time.
BTW, if, the recently deleted anonymous wishes to attempt psychoanalysis upon yours truly, let him/her get all the facts straight about who I am on every level of being and identity.
I don't need the hassles of signing in and writing in order to feel good about life within my skin. Thanks to my old Adam, my ego remains comfortably gratified while my self has already — by the grace of God and the sacrifice of His Son — been promoted infinitely beyond any benefits I receive from writing this blog for a relative handful of readers.
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I don't need the hassles of signing in and writing in order to feel good about life within my skin. Thanks to my old Adam, my ego remains comfortably gratified while my self has already — by the grace of God and the sacrifice of His Son — been promoted infinitely beyond any benefits I receive from writing this blog for a relative handful of readers.
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