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Bag of RandomnessMonday, November 3, 2025
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The life and times of Kensington's family


Dave Carroll tried to go through the usual channels. When the Canadian singer-songwriter noticed his guitar being thrown around on the tarmac by United Airlines employees, he didn't storm off the plane or threaten anybody. He waited until he reached his destination, found that the guitar was indeed broken, and tried to get satisfaction from the airline's customer service reps. But after nine months of fruitless phone calls, he finally turned to his last resort: writing songs about the whole mess. Here's the first part of a promised trilogy about one airline's cruel indifference to a shattered guitar.
I was recently reminded of Consumer Reports testing of the Suzuki Samurai SUV. CR put the vehicle through it's 'standard testing' and ruled that it was unsafe and people should not buy it. Suzuki sued and through the process of discovery they acquired copies of the tests that CR conducted. The six videos below show how CR apparently manipulated their findings to provide them with press conference material, regardless of accuracy.Your thing, your dream or goal or vision could be a million different things, and when it doesn't happen, when it takes longer than we want, it's so easy to get frustrated. To get disappointed, to think that the time delay is because maybe you're not doing something right. Maybe God is mad at you. Maybe if you were a better Christian things would be happening faster and you wouldn't be on a desert road.Read Full Post Here
But what if that's not right?
What if God loves you too much to send you to war? What if He loves you too much to throw you into situations you're not ready for?
What if that desert road is a gift?