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Old 09-03-2011, 09:49 PM   #14786
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Originally Posted by VydorScope View Post
I will be teaching at a SBC church in the morning, but the rules state do not talk about religion so I try to honor them.
Rules? There are rules?

In any event, I would assume they would mean not to 'debate' religion in the general threads, as there is a special location for that sort of thing. I doubt mentioning 'attending' church/mosque/synagogue/Stone Circle, etc. would cause any problems. MOD's... if I'm wrong, please correct me.

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Some day when my son is older I would like to take a longer multi-day hike, but for now I have to be happy with a few hours here and there...
It's wonderful to be able to spend time in nature with one's family. Walking along a mountain trail with my son makes for some very nice memories. I wish he'd get small again so I could teach him about the pixies and fairies who live in the mountain grottoes and glades... Older kids refuse to believe in them.

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