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Michael Nachtigal

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Nothing is inconsequential

“Every one of us will change the world, whether we mean to or not. Shift anything in the world the slightest bit and you may have the catalyst that turns a monsoon into a blue sky (or the other way around). Pick up some stranger’s crying baby that baby may turn out to be an… Read More…

Objective journalism or an opinion column

It’s interesting how the main-stream media covers Trump at the press briefings. Every favorable major accomplishment is either downplayed or ignored, while every minor screwup is blown all out of proportion. If Trump does not wear a mask, the media jumps all over him. If he does, reporters will report it as a sign of… Read More…

Back to “old school”

Keith Urban Throws a Drive-In Theater Concert for Health Care Workers “That massive drive-in screen, all you have to do is put a stage in front of it and you’re off and running,” says Urban of the Nashville-area gig Keith Urban performed a secret show at a Tennessee drive-in theater for health care workers. The… Read More…

Change on its way?

The demonstrations in Nashville have been relatively peaceful compared to other cities in the country. The picture taken of an officer and demonstrator praying together in downtown Nashville says it all! It is the only answer that will put things back together again, maybe now there is hope that our country can start fixing the… Read More…

The brevity of life

On February 3, 1959, American rock and roll musicians Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and “the big bopper” J.P. Richard were killed in a plane crash near Clear Lake, Iowa, together with pilot Roger Peterson. The event later became known as “The Day the Music Died”, after singer-songwriter Don McLean referred to it as such in his 1971 song… Read More…

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