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Oh Look Chicken Thursday!

I pastored local churches for 28 years and in that time I never saw a sheep as woolly as the sheep in today's video share!
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Enjoy the rest of today's mailing.

~ Pastor Tim 

Oh Look Chicken Thursday!

I just noticed that the subject of last Sunday's mailing was [Cybersalt Digest] Issue #48500. Even Walter M. did not catch that one - or maybe he did and I just haven't read his email about it yet, lol.

I have always wanted to maintain a clean desk (even though some think it is a sign of a sick mind.) I am happy to report that my desk has been pretty tidy for weeks now. However, my goal of having a zero-inbox for my emails is getting farther and farther away! I wish my desk would share the secret to its success with discipline with my gmail account. Although, maybe it has already but it is lost amongst my other emails!

Today's video share is of a plane that is constantly flying as it flies higher and higher and higher!
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Enjoy the rest of today's mailing.

~ Pastor Tim 

Sunday greetings and welcome to September!

I had the wrong privacy setting on the ink to the video of me roller skating so some of you who tried to watch it were not able to. I can't imagine not being able to see that video caused any long term regret for anybody, but just in case - you can watch it by clicking here. 

Today's video share is an interesting look at our relationship to food when it comes to imperfect appearance: "War on Waste: Food Waste."
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Enjoy the rest of today's mailing.

~ Pastor Tim 

Oh Look Chicken Thursday!

I often attend the monthly "Coffee Talk" that the local Chamber of Commerce, of which I am a member, puts on at 8:30am on the last Tuesday of each month. It involves going to the location of one of our member businesses or organizations and mingling with 30 others before we go around the circle and introduce ourselves and what we do. Normally, I try to avoid doing things at 8:30 in the morning, but I enjoy meeting people at coffee talk and catching up with the many friends I have made there. This month's was especially enjoyable and left me feeling like a teenager!

The hosting duties were split between two members this past Tuesday. One of them was a local Pentecostal church who provided the location, and the other a business that puts on roller skating parties and events. So after the regular networking and sharing time, we proceeded to the gym where I roller skated for the first time in over 40 years!

In my teens, I often roller skated at the fairgrounds arena just outside of my home town, so I was very interested in skating again and seeing if I still had "It!" At the same time I was hesitant because I watch a lot of YouTube fail videos which often feature people who are old enough to know better to try things they could do when they were teenagers and I didn't want to end up lying on the gym floor, being attended to by paramedics who would probably be just a few years older than I was the last time I roller skated. However, I chose to put that hesitancy aside and not listen to the cautious voice in my head and embrace the chance to have fun. I also had to not listen to a voice outside of my head when Grandma Cybersalt (who is usually very encouraging) commented as I was heading out, "Try not to get a concussion" (or something like that.)

I am happy to say that it all went well and neither I, nor some fellow members that I almost knocked over, we injured. My first laps around the gym caused quite a frenzy in my brain as it scrambled to find the muscle memory files for roller skating (I think it was also shocked to find me on roller skates again) but eventually I was back to crossing over my feet when turning.  I still had "it" only not capitalized any more, lol. Still, the whole experience left me surprised because I found myself thrilled to feel like, and remember, the boy I was 40 years ago. 

Accordingly, today's video share is me roller skating!
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Enjoy the rest of today's mailing.

~ Pastor Tim