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The horse rescue plan
By
David Kuo
A simple plan for helping America’s youth – make them all ride and take care of horses. The world would change. I spent the day with my two oldest daughter at a horse show in western Pennsylvania. Before my daughters started riding “horse show” conjured up images of snooty people sipping white wine, eating brie,…
Hating on The Three Little Pigs
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David Kuo
The Three Little Pigs are directly responsible for the degradation of American creativity and general childhood guilt. For the past several weeks the Golden Books version of The Three Little Pigs has made it onto Livvy’s high demand book rotation. It is a wretched little story. In this version of the story, pig one builds…
Shacking It
By
David Kuo
Has anyone read The Shack? If so, what were your thoughts?
Katy Perry – Christian outcast
By
David Kuo
Note – Most of my blogging now occurs at Culture11.com a new media company. My blog is here. Very interesting little MTV interview with pop sensation Katy Perry – of “I Kissed a Girl” and “Ur So Gay” fame. It seems she was once Katy Hudson, Christian recording artist.
When God winks
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David Kuo
Twice in the last 48 hours God has winked at me. They were wry little winks – ones of the sort that I might normally miss. This evening a friend who I haven’t heard from in months and months texted me and said I’d been on his heart and that “Our Papa” put me there.…
I’m not the devil
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David Kuo
Several months ago – around the time I stopped blogging with any regularity – someone accused me of being the devil. And if it wasn’t the devil, then it was certainly one of his minions. It is hard to shake off that sort of thing – especially when it centers around your writing and comes…
Meet Barack Dobson
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David Kuo
How different are they? Really? James Dobson and Barack Obama? On the face of it there is little, save their shared humanity, that seems to unite the two men. From their skin color to their positions on abortion, gay marriage, poverty, the role of government, from their views on the separation of church and state…
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The “ctrl-alt-del” candidate
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David Kuo
Even though I’m a Mac guy, here’s a Windows take on Barack Obama. He is the ‘ctrl-alt-del’ candidate. He is the guy people are looking to restart, reboot, Washington DC and all that it has come to symbolize. It is ultimately something that he cannot really accomplish and unless those expectations are lowered – or…
Out of the closet… or not
By
David Kuo
I understand – in a small way – what it is like to come out of the closet. I say that because I feel like I have to continually come out of the closet and say, “Hey, wait, I’m a writer.” You’d think after all the writing I’ve done that this wouldn’t be some extraordinary…
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