Politics and Christianity: DNC Daydreaming

As I watched this week's Democratic National Convention in Denver, I found myself day-dreaming about living in the mountains of Colorado -- snowy mountain tops, cold clear streams, tall Pine trees... And, I guarantee you it has to be cooler there right now than it is here in the Dallas-Fort Worth ~~furnace~~ metroplex.

I'm not quite ready to pack up a moving van and head for the Great White North, but it is oh so tempting some days to find a Colorado Springs realtor and do some investigating. If you are in "investigation mode" right now, you will want to check out the ClickSmart directory for Colorado Springs realtors as they are all certified professionals.

Now, back to my daydreams...

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