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    John Tesh Concert: Talent, Testimonies and T-Shirts

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    A few years ago my sweet hubby and I attended a John Tesh concert. This was our first time hearing John Tesh and his touring ensemble. We were enthralled. Kicking off the concert was the webmaster for www.tesh.com. This guy had the voice and enthusiasm of a high school cheerleader. He pumped up the crowd about the website and a special promotion for the evening. If the words “tesh.com” were mentioned, and if the crowd cheered, the webmaster would appear and throw T-shirts out to the crowd. A great deal of laughter ensued after he explained his limited budget. Apparently, he made the T-shirts himself. They were Fruit of the Loom, large, white,…

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    Titanic Survival Story- Emily B. Ryerson’s and Mine

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    This is really a comparison of two survival stories. One is about Emily Borie Ryerson, a true survivor of the infamous Titanic ship. The other is about me, Sally Matheny, a survivor of S.C. State Museum’s 2012 Titanic Camp. Before entering the Titanic exhibit, each camper was given a “boarding pass” for their overnight adventure at the museum. Each pass held factual information about an actual passenger aboard the steamship Titanic in the year 1912. We assumed their identities as we traveled through the exhibit. By the end of the event, museum participants gathered enough information to discover the outcome of their Titanic passenger. Boarding passes were handed out randomly,…

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