Archive for April, 2008

Ambition versus Contentment

Posted by Bryce Raley on April 25, 2008 with 0 Comments

I’ve often said that someone should write a book on principles in scripture that tug against one another.
A perfect example would be Ambition versus Contentment.
A christian is instructed throughout the bible to be content. The apostle Paul wrote about contentment. Jesus spoke about it personally. Proverbs and Ecclesiastes speaks to contentment. What about all the [...]

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My golf game.

Posted by Bryce Raley on April 25, 2008 with 0 Comments

So far its business as usual with the golf game. I always start out very slow. I know my game pretty well and know that I am a feel player. You hear people wear this term out- feel player. I’m a feel player. Many people play the game by feel, but not as many as [...]

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Eric Schansberg is running for Congress again

Posted by Bryce Raley on April 25, 2008 with 1 Comments

The blog title will link directly to Eric’s blog and here is his personal blog link
If you can help out financially, the campaign could really use it.
Eric is a fiscal conservative, an economist, a pro life supporter, and wants to change government for the better. He is running on the Libertarian ticket in Indiana’s [...]

Filed Under: Politics

A plug for Southeast Christians Discipleship Class

Posted by Bryce Raley on April 25, 2008 with 0 Comments

I love DC. I started this 21 month intensive bible study about 3 years ago and like many other things in my life I quit after 2 1/2 semesters. We were having our first child and I was traveling a bit for work. I rationalized and justified my decision to drop out, and I always [...]

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Upcoming Events that need your assistance!

Posted by Bryce Raley on April 25, 2008 with 0 Comments

First we’re coming into golf scramble season.
Here is a list of the typical scrambles I play in or have been involved with in the past.
Youth for Christ- Mid May at Nevel MeadeSport 4 Life- Late May at Nevel Meade
Middletown Lions Club – Late June at Weissinger Hills in Shelbyville
EACM Auction – Late May
FCA usually has [...]

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Mayson Ann Raley

Posted by Bryce Raley on April 23, 2008 with 0 Comments

For those that missed the announcements via email and phone.
Baby Mayson was born April 3rd at Norton Suburban Hospital at 6:59PM. Just before shift change- that’s a whole other neat story.
Mayson Ann Raley weighed 6 lbs 6 oz. She was 19 inches long. She and mom have been doing great the last few weeks.
The creation [...]

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A lesson in paint colors

Posted by Bryce Raley on April 23, 2008 with 0 Comments

Our children, Samuel and Madison, were playing on our back deck just before our newest addition- Mayson Ann was born. They were playing with water color paints on our deck table. Madison was painting away when her younger brother stormed in to create havoc. Two toddlers at a table with paint colors is a recipe [...]

Filed Under: Life

The Masters

Posted by Bryce Raley on April 10, 2008 with 1 Comments

Where to start?
The Masters practice round last year was a dream come true. It happened as a dream probably should. I dreamed it, thought about it and knew that someday it could happen. I left it alone but never forgot it. Perry, my father in law, called and said our good friend Terry had some [...]

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Developments keep popping up all over?

Posted by Bryce Raley on April 10, 2008 with 0 Comments

Are banks and developers paying attention to the economy and the market right now?
I keep seeing new developments coming online. I see articles in the paper. I see lot draws and ground breaking’s. I see all this and I wonder who is going to buy all these lots and homes on the market.
There are only [...]

Filed Under: Business

Memphis vs Kansas- What happened?

Posted by Bryce Raley on April 10, 2008 with 0 Comments

Memphis had it in their grasp. Was it really the free throw shooting or was it overconfidence or the arrogance of youth. I don’t know. I don’t want to take anything away from Memphis but they did not get it done at the end of the game. This time Billy Packer was right. He wanted [...]

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Back in DC Class

Posted by Bryce Raley on April 2, 2008 with 0 Comments

I’m back in DC Class. I dropped out after a few semesters 3 years ago. I have quit so many things in my life. It is not what one starts but what one finishes that matters most in life. Unfortunately, staying the course has been a challenge for me personally.
I am very excited to be [...]

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Third parties in November

Posted by Bryce Raley on April 2, 2008 with 0 Comments

What a wild and wacky November election we may have.
The dems are looking very strong with Obama and Clinton still battling it out.
The GOP has exactly solidified behind McCain.
Alan Keyes is trying to run on a constitutional party ticket.
Ralph Nader is running with the Green party again.
Bob Barr is considering a run on the Libertarian [...]

Filed Under: Politics

Southeast Easter Pageant

Posted by Bryce Raley on April 2, 2008 with 0 Comments

At first I thought I wouldn’t enjoy the new pageant as much as the old, then it began.
We sat in the seats directly next to the large screen on the left hand side of the sanctuary. For the first few moments I thought oh no, I can’t take this the whole two hours, but I [...]

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Our little girl is due any time

Posted by Bryce Raley on April 2, 2008 with 0 Comments

Our third child under 3 is due any day. I repeat our third child is due any day.
If you are waiting for my phone call or email then hold tight.
Madision our oldest is turning 3 April 27 and Samuel will be 2 in September. Mayson Ann will be coming into the world any time now.
Keep [...]

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NCAA Basketball factors we forget

Posted by Bryce Raley on April 2, 2008 with 0 Comments

Every year when I fill out my brackets and begin the speculation; I fail to remeber several key factors which dictate winners and loser in the tourney.
First: Depth is highly overated and may actually hurt some teams. Teams seem to get tight in the tourney, especially in the sweet sixteen and elite eight. When a [...]

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