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Before church yesterday I started two posts which I didn’t get back to until mid afternoon. The last one which is linked above in the “Last post” link was edited to almost be worthy of my sending it to Substack without embarrassing me too much despite the caustic title. It turns out that today I seem equally inspired to write blog posts. Most are along the lines of a title like this. Democracy’s death by a thousand Trump monkeys making a thousand cuts each in the Constitution.<\/strong><\/p>\n

I could write all day but I want this post to reflect the pleasure I had at the last song that was played at church yesterday. I’m not sure I’ve heard it before It was by a Robert Lowry who I think was born in 1848 so it is not a contemporary song. I enjoyed singing it along with the verses which were projected on a screen at the front of our church sanctuary. Here’s a video of a little more bluegrassy version I found on you tube:<\/p>\n