The doctor always says you gotta show up like 20 minutes before
your appointment. I always kind of thought that was so you could read an article
or two out of the Guidepost Magazine in the waiting room and thereby get
yourself in the right frame of mind in case the doctor found out you had lupus
or something. That magazine was always
there – you could count on it. But now all of a sudden it’s not there anymore.
Like prayer from the public schools, it’s gone. How do we get it back? Should I
blame Obamacare?
I did find Guidepost Magazine recently at a coffee shop but
it was the large print version. The magazine had the same size cover as the regular
print version and it didn’t appear to be any thicker. So, if there’s way less
words per page due to the large print, how do they squeeze in all the words?
Are they leaving out the end of the stories? Using shorter words? And the
pictures didn’t seem to be any bigger. What’s up with that? If the words are
bigger, shouldn’t the pictures be bigger?
We’re working on a large
print version of Uncle Tommy’s Select Thoughts. And you may see it in your doctor’s waiting room next time you’re there
for a checkup. After all, people need to
be in the right frame of mind.
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