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Mary Ann Crum: Why do we do what we do?

Mary Ann Crum: Why do we do what we do?

  • Aug 5, 2022
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You might be familiar with the classic jazz song that begins: “How come you do me like you do do do? How come you do me like you do? Why do you try to make me feel so blue? I’ve done nothing to you.” Although it was written nearly 100 years ago, this song pops into my head far too often these days.

Mary Ann Crum: Weeds won’t win in the end

Mary Ann Crum: Weeds won’t win in the end

  • Jul 22, 2022
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Who hasn’t said, or at least thought, “When I get to heaven, I’m going to ask God why (fill in the blank) …”?

Mary Ann Crum: God can grow anything

Mary Ann Crum: God can grow anything

  • Jul 8, 2022
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My grandparents had a farm in Indiana and although they would never have wanted to be thought of as gamblers, I think farmers are about the biggest gamblers on the planet. Or maybe they just get used to trusting God in practical ways many of us can’t fathom.

Mary Ann Crum: A war we can win

Mary Ann Crum: A war we can win

  • Jun 24, 2022
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I don’t see them too often, but I know they’re out there. And I know what they’re thinking. They’re thinking about all the things in my yard they want to eat when the sun goes down.

Mary Ann Crum: Tea’s not always what we need

Mary Ann Crum: Tea’s not always what we need

  • Jun 10, 2022
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Nobody does murder mysteries like the British. All of those old manor houses and quaint cottages must be chock-full of people who have more dark motives and secrets than the queen has pocketbooks.

Mary Ann Crum: Moving beyond a juice box, lollipop love

Mary Ann Crum: Moving beyond a juice box, lollipop love

  • May 27, 2022
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Take a seat, Monkeypox. There’s another new virus in town, although so far, it’s affected only one person on the planet: my granddaughter, Sadie. It’s called “Gramsickness” and apparently my granddaughter came down with it just after my husband and I stayed with our grandkids while our son a…

Mary Ann Crum: What a difference a year makes

Mary Ann Crum: What a difference a year makes

  • May 13, 2022
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On May 3, 2021, a tornado steamrolled through our property, making a huge mess that’s still costing us money, time and energy. A year later on the same exact date, something — or rather, someone — wonderful blew into our lives: Lily Bernadette Crum, our ninth glorious grandchild.

Mary Ann Crum: Theodore continues to teach me

Mary Ann Crum: Theodore continues to teach me

  • Apr 29, 2022
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I never actually met Theodore, but he was practically a legend at my house when I was a kid. Hardly a family meal went by when my mom or dad didn’t call one of us kids “Theodore” when they caught us displaying poor table manners.

Mary Ann Crum: Does my purpose align with His?

Mary Ann Crum: Does my purpose align with His?

  • Apr 15, 2022
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I was going to look like a spiritual midget, the only woman at the conference who couldn’t complete the assignment we’d been given by the speaker. And I couldn’t hide because I was up front coordinating and emceeing things.

Mary Ann Crum: Saddle up? No thanks!

Mary Ann Crum: Saddle up? No thanks!

  • Apr 1, 2022
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Instead of viewing him simply as a “pasture ornament,” I’m now seeing Boo, our donkey, in a whole new light. If the price of gasoline rises to 10 bucks a gallon, as some predict, I fear it might be time to throw a saddle on this obstinate creature.

Power for life’s storms

Power for life’s storms

  • Mar 18, 2022
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“But we’ll hardly ever need it … but it’s so expensive … but it means we’ll have an ugly propane ‘submarine’ tank in our backyard … but our power doesn’t usually stay off all that long.”

Mary Ann Crum: More than a chicken

Mary Ann Crum: More than a chicken

  • Mar 4, 2022
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Sometimes a chicken is just a chicken, an anonymous bird that pops out eggs for us or ends up being served on a plate next to dollops of slaw and mashed potatoes. But as I’ve learned, a chicken can also be a constant reminder that God may grant even the most seemingly hopeless requests.

Mary Ann Crum: Can a crayon make it snow?

Mary Ann Crum: Can a crayon make it snow?

  • Feb 18, 2022
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We’ve gotten a couple of wee little snowfalls this year, but some of us — not my snow-Scroogy husband, but some of us — are still hoping for one big snow before winter is over. The kind that gently arrives, looks beautiful, and is gone without a trace in a couple of days.

Mary Ann Crum: There’s another virus out there

Mary Ann Crum: There’s another virus out there

  • Feb 4, 2022
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There’s definitely a pandemic. A pandemic of craziness, caused by an acute deficiency of common sense. I see symptoms nearly everywhere I look. Even in one of my kitchen drawers.

Mary Ann Crum: The best resolution of all

Mary Ann Crum: The best resolution of all

  • Jan 21, 2022
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We’re a couple of weeks into 2022 now and I’m wondering how many among us are still on track with our New Year’s resolutions.

Mary Ann Crum: Childlike but not childish

Mary Ann Crum: Childlike but not childish

  • Jan 7, 2022
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When a writing deadline draws nigh and the old noggin is worn slap out from holiday hoopla, I know it’s time to dip into my file of weird news stories for inspiration.

Mary Ann Crum: Come, let us adore Him

Mary Ann Crum: Come, let us adore Him

  • Dec 21, 2021
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I can remember with crystal clarity all the feelings Christmas Eve evoked when I was a kid. It was the most wonderfully tortuous day of the year.

Mary Ann Crum: Come be a child again

Mary Ann Crum: Come be a child again

  • Dec 10, 2021
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Sadie, my 5-year-old granddaughter, recently burst through our door announcing, “Guess what, Gram? I can stay up until EIGHT O’CLOCK now!”

Mary Ann Crum: Write your own headlines

Mary Ann Crum: Write your own headlines

  • Nov 26, 2021
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I can hardly believe that in just a few weeks, we’ll whip out new calendars and 2022 will commence.

Mary Ann Crum: God sees — and that’s good

Mary Ann Crum: God sees — and that’s good

  • Nov 12, 2021
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If we are, as many folks suspect, being spied on through our smartphones and electronic devices, the eavesdropper assigned to me, human or AI (artificial intelligence), is probably bored out of his, her or its gourd and begging for a transfer. Unless, of course, they enjoy hearing about Jesu…

Restless hearts can be destructive

Restless hearts can be destructive

  • Oct 29, 2021
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After visiting me the other day, my friend Heidi went home and discovered a weapon of mass destruction (WMD) had been detonated in her house. And that WMD has a name: Worf, Heidi’s thoroughly neurotic dog.

Mary Ann Crum: We are weak, but He is strong

Mary Ann Crum: We are weak, but He is strong

  • Oct 15, 2021
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There are people who love the sound of their own voice. I can now say with some degree of confidence that I am not one of them.

Mary Ann Crum: Be careful what you chew on

Mary Ann Crum: Be careful what you chew on

  • Oct 1, 2021
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I recently read an article that says the loudest human snoring registers about 111 decibels, the same noise level as a jackhammer.

Mary Ann Crum: A visit with my favorite 'unicorn'

Mary Ann Crum: A visit with my favorite 'unicorn'

  • Sep 17, 2021
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She smiles and says she’s fallen and ended up with a big knot on her forehead so many times, the other residents in her assisted living community call her “the unicorn.” We’ve thought she might graduate from this life to the next on a few occasions, but Lord willing, my amazing and resilient…

Mary Ann Crum: Mocking God is a very bad idea

Mary Ann Crum: Mocking God is a very bad idea

  • Sep 3, 2021
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Although some students have been in class for weeks now, the end of August still feels like back-to-school time and reminds me how excited I used to be when a new school year meant a brand new box of Crayola crayons and a new pair of Red Ball Jet tennis shoes — the ones that promised to let …

Mary Ann Crum: A new trick for an old dog

Mary Ann Crum: A new trick for an old dog

  • Aug 20, 2021
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If you think an old dog can’t learn new tricks — ooops, please excuse me for a moment while I adjust my flea collar — you’re wrong. Doggone it if I haven’t gotten myself into yet another situation where something I want to do is forcing me to learn things I never really wanted to learn.

Mary Ann Crum: Let’s call it what it is

Mary Ann Crum: Let’s call it what it is

  • Aug 6, 2021
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Just when I thought political correctness couldn’t get any more incorrect, here comes this news tidbit: Officials in Australia and New Zealand have decided shark attacks occurring along their shores can no longer be called shark attacks.

Mary Ann Crum: Just do it afraid

Mary Ann Crum: Just do it afraid

  • Jul 23, 2021
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Just about every walk I take begins with a prayer that God will not allow any snake in the universe to cross my path or enter my field of vision. And thankfully, in all my years of country living, I’ve had only one up-close encounter with a “good snake” (an oxymoron if ever I heard one) … un…

Mary Ann Crum: What are we planting?

Mary Ann Crum: What are we planting?

  • Jul 9, 2021
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Writing these tornado-related columns has become like eating potato chips, I’m afraid. I just can’t seem to stop. So, with apologies, here I go again …

Mary Ann Crum: When God reshapes our landscape

Mary Ann Crum: When God reshapes our landscape

  • Jun 25, 2021
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Clear-cutting — the phrase that strikes fear in the heart of every tree-lover, like me.

Mary Ann Crum: God will make a way

Mary Ann Crum: God will make a way

  • Jun 11, 2021
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I asked my husband if he thought I could get by with writing yet another column about our recent tornado experience. He looked over at me with weary eyes and deadpanned, “Yeah, I’d say this tornado was definitely worth at least three columns.”

Mary Ann Crum: Lessons from the storm

Mary Ann Crum: Lessons from the storm

  • May 28, 2021
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When I titled this column “Live & Learn” 20 years ago, I should’ve known God would take me seriously and keep the lessons coming. And boy, oh boy, He certainly has.

Mary Ann Crum: Jesus is the ultimate fixer

Mary Ann Crum: Jesus is the ultimate fixer

  • Apr 30, 2021
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Apparently, I’m a “fixer,” or so say some of the people who know me best. If you want drugs or the name of a hitman, I’m not your girl, but generally speaking, I absolutely love to play a part in finding solutions to problems, big or small, that are causing hardship, disappointment or frustr…

Mary Ann Crum: Let’s live with befuddling joy

Mary Ann Crum: Let’s live with befuddling joy

  • Apr 16, 2021
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I love weird stories and heaven knows, our world is filled to overflowing with them. I was recently treated to one when some friends recounted something they witnessed in a restaurant.

Mary Ann Crum: What true love looks like

Mary Ann Crum: What true love looks like

  • Apr 2, 2021
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That’s what border guards in Denmark have been trying to figure out since the Danish government began requiring them to decide if couples are enough in love to be allowed to cross the border to see each other during the COVID pandemic.

Mary Ann Crum: Who will they cancel next?

Mary Ann Crum: Who will they cancel next?

  • Mar 19, 2021
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I recently saw a picture that captured so well at least one slice of the crazy pie being served up to us these days. The graphic showed Mr. Potato Head looking side-eyed at a Mr. Coffee coffeemaker and saying, “You’re next.”

Mary Ann Crum: You have God’s attention

Mary Ann Crum: You have God’s attention

  • Mar 5, 2021
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OK, class, it’s time for a quiz. Here’s the only question: How should we react to the truth that God sees everything we do? Should we feel: a) fear; b) guilt; c) disbelief; or d) comfort?

Mary Ann Crum: Plenty of room at God’s table

Mary Ann Crum: Plenty of room at God’s table

  • Feb 19, 2021
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Before a gazillion channels were available on TV and streaming services such as Netflix had yet to be hatched in the golden nest of Silicon Valley, my husband and I used to watch a lot of old classic movies about World War II. The ones about the war in the Pacific always included scenes with…

Mary Ann Crum: What am I unleashing on my world?

Mary Ann Crum: What am I unleashing on my world?

  • Feb 5, 2021
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Now it’s personal. COVID-19, the invisible tyrant that declared itself emperor of the world this past year, audaciously marched right into our house, put its feet up, and proceeded to boss me and my husband around for nearly a month.

Mary Ann Crum: God is bigger than the boogeyman

Mary Ann Crum: God is bigger than the boogeyman

  • Jan 22, 2021
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COVID-19 recently visited our house and I should’ve checked its pockets before it left. Apparently it took a lot of my brain cells with it. My every attempt at creativity has proven futile.

Mary Ann Crum: Believing is seeing

Mary Ann Crum: Believing is seeing

  • Jan 8, 2021
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Who would have thought a microscopic thing could impact the world in such a huge way?

Mary Ann Crum: Christmas is simply amazing

Mary Ann Crum: Christmas is simply amazing

  • Dec 25, 2020
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The other day, I began wondering if, in spite of many time-saving innovations, the lives of women today might actually be as complicated as the lives of women a century ago. For answers, I naturally turned to Google, the online rabbit hole for people like me who were born with too many curio…

Mary Ann Crum: Wisely handle freedom — or lose it

Mary Ann Crum: Wisely handle freedom — or lose it

  • Dec 11, 2020
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My bookshelves aren’t filled with books by Nobel prizewinners, but I did recently come upon a quote by one that caught my attention: “To know how to free oneself is nothing; the arduous thing is to know what to do with one’s freedom.” — André Gide

Mary Ann Crum: Just one thing to do

Mary Ann Crum: Just one thing to do

  • Nov 13, 2020
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“One thing. Just do this one thing,” I kept telling myself as I was playing golf recently.

Mary Ann Crum: Hope that transcends elections

Mary Ann Crum: Hope that transcends elections

  • Oct 30, 2020
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It’s taken a toll on all but the most resilient or happily oblivious among us, but at long last, the grueling political campaign season may soon be over. The finish line is finally in sight.

Mary Ann Crum: The King always has another move

Mary Ann Crum: The King always has another move

  • Oct 16, 2020
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Good news, poultry fans, here comes another chicken story.

Freedom can be hard to handle

Freedom can be hard to handle

  • Oct 2, 2020
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Because 2020 hasn’t been crazy enough (eye roll), my husband and I decided to pile a bit more cray-cray onto our plates in the form of eight new chickens.

Mary Ann Crum: I’d rather be awake than woke

Mary Ann Crum: I’d rather be awake than woke

  • Sep 18, 2020
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We hear a lot these days about being “woke,” which a trendy online dictionary defines as “the act of being very pretentious about how much you care about a social issue.” Now, class, let’s use “woke” in a sentence: “Most people don’t care about how climate change is affecting musk oxen in Gr…

Mary Ann Crum: Ignorance isn’t always bliss

Mary Ann Crum: Ignorance isn’t always bliss

  • Sep 4, 2020
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To know or not to know? That was the question. I chose not to, and came to regret it.

Mary Ann Crum: It isn’t hard to brighten a day

Mary Ann Crum: It isn’t hard to brighten a day

  • Aug 21, 2020
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“C’mon, Gram, let’s run!”

Mary Ann Crum: You can’t cancel truth

Mary Ann Crum: You can’t cancel truth

  • Aug 7, 2020
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Buzz, buzz, buzz. We live in an age of buzzwords, and in recent months, a new one is buzzing on my last nerve: “cancel.”

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Danny Elfman: ‘I’m terrified death is round the corner’

Danny Elfman: ‘I’m terrified death is round the corner’

Steven Seagal tours bombed Ukrainian POW camp after hailing Vladimir Putin ‘one of world’s greatest leaders’

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