J. Hinton O'Haire
Of Irish heritage, raised in the Southern USA, an actual native Floridian, I fiercely enjoy a good book, a good Bourbon and good conversation...often times one of those things leads to another (or two) and I avoid "drama" like Pinocchio avoids termites.
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Religion, technology, politics & history, time, reading, firearms, front porch philosophy, bourbon and beer.Motto
If you know nothing else, if you know that you do not know it all, you will know more than most.Affiliations
National Rifle Association, Ducks Unlimited, Professional Association of Diving InstructorsFavorites
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Happily DiscontentDoes being discontent necessarily preclude happiness? Does being happy necessarily disallow discontentment? Is there something "wrong" with being discontent?
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Faith and PreparednessDoes preparing one's self - physically (self-defense), materially (storing emergency provisions), mentally (studying current events, politics & history) - display a lack of Faith? Are we trusting in God when we leave much to Him, or are we testing Him?
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Faith and ArroganceMany people describe "religious" people as being "arrogant" because they express a very positive opinion of their own religion. But what is incorrectly perceived as "arrogance" is often actually a confidence born of humility.
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Life's BookmarksMemory is an amazing gift that allows us to have permanent and immediately available reminders of people and events passed and past. That our memories can have associated "bookmarks" making recall easy and often times involuntarily, is special.
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The Perception of TimeHow we perceive the passage of time is critical. The more aware of how long it takes us to do everyday tasks, the more fine a gauge of time passing it will become and in turn, we will be capable of accomplishing more in the same measure of time.
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Fox Urine and Foreign PolicySuccessful international foreign policy depends on overtly advertising one's strength and resolve rather than displaying a willingness to lower one's achieved status simply to reach a compromise.