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Commotion in the Pews

Thoughts and tirades that don't fit into any of my books. A collection of items of limited interest to anyone.

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The House Next Door: A Metaphor For The United States If We Don’t Wake Up.

Commotion in the Pews Posted on April 7, 2016 by Joseph CourtemancheApril 6, 2016

Twenty years ago (give or take) I moved into the first house I’ve called “ours” (my wife has an equal share). Our next door neighbor was a great fellow, also named Joe. A better neighbor you would not find. This … Continue reading →

Posted in government, popular culture, Sincere Stuff, Stormy, Uncategorized | Tagged abandoned house, brick house, city of saint paul, commotion in the pews, death in the family, demolition, greedy lender, joseph courtemanche, mortgage, stormy
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