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My Monthly Musings

Caleb Christopher Edwards

A folk musician wrestles with his Creator

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July Benediction

I have been traveling quite a bit these last few weeks and have many things to list that have given me delight. However, I will limit this list to three things.

The Great Lakes

In the month of July, I have spent time around four of t...

5 days ago
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July - Mini Musings

Anna and I were fortunate enough to take a road trip all the way up to Connecticut this past week to visit some dear friends who just moved up there from Nashville. Here are a few things that brought me delight.

The Atlantic Ocean

I...

20 days ago

American Ghosts

A Few Confessions

I paid someone to mow my grass last week. His name was Jesus. I had to pay a man named Jesus to cut my grass because I had gotten busy and procrastinated and the last of the spring rain came with a vengeance and the g...

a month ago
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June - Benediction

Here are a few things bringing me delight this month.

New Literary Genre

I am not a spontaneous person. I like a plan, even a loose one, even when it comes to what I am going to read. I have been chipping away at Lonesome Dove and had...

a month ago
5

When Your North Star Isn't Pointing North Anymore

Punch

When I was sixteen and a budding bluegrass musician, a family friend named “Tater” (I still don’t know his real name), called us to say that he had somehow acquired two tickets to see the renowned mandolinist Chris Thile and his...

a month ago
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