"A Soldier's Story" by Curt Iles

From the Creekbank Stories book, Wind in the Pines.

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It's simple.

But so true.

If you're supposed to be somewhere.

Just show up.

Chapter 62 "A Broken Cup" from 'Where I Come From.'

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Life is full of decisions.

Most are small.

Others are changing.

They have this in common: they involve tradeoffs.

You gain things while giving up others.

Be sure to count the cost.

You’ll enjoy the three stories this chapter is built around.

As always,

Enjoy!

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You'll enjoy one of our favorite stories, "The Sign Phantom of Dry Creek."

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Join us for Episode 23 of the Creekbank Stories podcast.

Today we'll visit the Tabernacle at Dry Creek Baptist Camp.

This historic building has played a special place in thousands of lives throughout Louisiana and beyond.

Curt will share about the Tabernacle's meaning in his life and a long-ago life-changing decision he made there.

As always, enjoy!

Curt Iles and the Dry Creek family.

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You'll enjoy meeting Joe Moore, Eliza Clark, and a host of memorable characters.

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A Dry Creek Haircut

You'll enjoy meeting one of the influencers of childhood, Pete Harper, Dry Creek's Circuit-Riding.

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The Old House at the End of the Road

If it’s possible to love a house like a person, Then the Lord knows I love this old house. It’s a place that reminds me of family, And the things in life that really mean the most. It’s a place I return to when I’m lonely. . . . . . Or it seems I’ve lost my way. A place where I always feel welcome, As I sit down and think for a while. This old house is more than boards and nails Because it tells me of our past . . . As I walk through it, I’m reminded that The special people in our lives never last. Although they’re gone, I will remember How they still live on inside of me. Because this old house reminds me of who I am, And everything I ever want to be . . .

The Old House . . . at the end of the road.

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Some lessons are timeless. "Professor Cavanaugh's Best Lecture" still affects and moves readers.

As always, Enjoy!

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