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Ray Veen is a surgical technologist, part-time college instructor, former children's pastor, and an infantry combat veteran. He lives in western Michigan with his lovely wife and four kids. Ray's interests include Irish music, guitars, video games, and he used to know a lot of cool yo-yo tricks.

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The good old days

Before Tik-Tok and Snap and Instagram and Facebook, all the cool internet people had blogs.  

This is my blog.

I still want it to exist.

I love re-reading all my posts from years ago, but more importantly, it has my ridiculously long library card number hidden here, and I would be lost if I couldn't cut-and-paste it to the absurdly-outdated library book-ordering site.

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Published on August 16, 2024 19:57
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Ray Veen Sorry if my activity has dominated your feed this eve. Long past due getting my account set up here proper. You probably don't care, but I pretty much only added books I like -- not every book I've ever read. That'd be tedious. Carry on, Goodreaders.


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