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Playing Scrabble with God

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Sep 072009

This morning I played Scrabble with God. Yeah, I know, you’ll probably find me either sacrilegious or crazy… but I don’t have another explanation. I had just sat myself down [...]

Posted by bwoolley at 14:05 Tagged with: choirs, faith, happiness, life, Maine, Paris, Scrabble

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