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In Search Of... - From The Land of Forgotten Television

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In Search of...: A Journey into the Mysterious If you have a curiosity for the unexplained, you might remember the captivating television series In Search of... that aired from 1977 to 1982. This show took viewers on a thrilling journey through a world filled with mysterious phenomena, tapping into our innate desire to explore the unknown. It all began with the creative genius of Alan Landsburg, who produced three intriguing documentaries: In Search of Ancient Astronauts in 1973, and In Search of Ancient Mysteries and The Outer Space Connection in 1975. Each of these projects featured the iconic narration of Rod Serling, who many hoped would lead the spin-off show. After his untimely passing, Leonard Nimoy stepped in, bringing his own unique charm to the series as the host.
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The Star Trek Format | The Star Trek Guide | 60 Years of Star Trek

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 Written By Ken Hulsey AND SO, IN EVERY SCENE OF OUR STAR TREK STORY... ...translate it into a real life situation. Or, sometimes as useful, try it in your mind as a scene in GUNSMOKE, NAKED CITY, or some similar show. Would you believe the people and the scene if it happened there? IF YOU'RE ONE OF THOSE WHO ANSWERS: "THE CHARACTER ACTS THAT WAY BECAUSE IT'S SCIENCE FICTION", DON'T CALL US, WE'LL CALL YOU.  - The Star Trek Guide: Third Revision - April 17, 1967
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Labor Day: A National Tribute to the Backbone of America - The Workers Who Built Our Nation

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From The Department of Labor Labor Day: What it Means Labor Day, the first Monday in September, was created by the labor movement and is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers. It constitutes a yearly national tribute to the contributions workers have made to the strength, prosperity, and well-being of our country. Labor Day Legislation
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Faith That Stands in the Fire | Journey Church | Pastor James W Greer

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Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego did not develop their convictions when they were thrown into the fiery furnace; they had already made their decision years earlier about whom they would serve. When King Nebuchadnezzar commanded them to bow, their response demonstrated a mature faith: they believed that God was able to deliver them, but even if He did not, they would still serve Him. 
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The Abandoned Roads of England Airpark in Alexandria, Louisiana

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 Photos and Story by Ken Hulsey As many of you already know, I have begun to take my physical health seriously. Earlier this year, a routine trip to the doctor served as a wake-up call when my test results showed that my health was in dire shape. Lifestyle changes had to be made, or I was going to end up in a very bad way. I started watching what I ate, began exercising, and started taking a handful of medications every morning. It seems that when you start getting older, a sedentary lifestyle isn't good for you.  Who knew?
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God's Promise of Protection - Divine Assurance | Christian Living Journal

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 Written By Ken Hulsey In 2021, I experienced a harrowing incident on my drive home from work. While navigating the highway in heavy rain, I hydroplaned and lost control of my car. However, I can say without hesitation that Jesus protected me through the entire ordeal. In the days that followed, many people remarked on how 'lucky' I was to have emerged unharmed. But I am here to profess that it was not mere luck - it was divine intervention.
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An All-American Burger at Fatboy & Skinny's in Leesville Louisiana

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 In my eight years here in Louisiana, I have learned many things about life. Moving from a metropolis like Los Angeles to a small central Louisiana farming town has taught me to enjoy the simpler things in life. 
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Social Justice Is Not JUSTICE - Pastor Steve Smothermon - Legacy Church

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 In this week's message, Pastor Steve Smotherman of Legacy Church in Albuquerque, New Mexico, breaks down the difference between true justice and the false narrative of politically driven social justice. God alone can determine what is right and what is wrong, what is just or unjust.
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Our Walmart Life - Beware The Aisles of the Living Dead

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 Written By Ken Hulsey As most of you already know, Terri and I are from different parts of the country. I hail from California, with short stints in Texas and New Mexico, but I lived most of my life there. Terri is from Texas, but being part of a military family, she lived all over the place, ranging from Germany to New Jersey. She actually spent most of her life in North Carolina. The fact that we both have lived in vastly different parts of our great country, each with different kinds of people, all with different foibles and different ways of doing this thing called life. Despite all of these different experiences under our belts, none of it prepared us for life in the South. 
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Grand Trunk Western Locomotives on the Canadian National Railway in Baton Rouge

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Photos and Story by Ken Hulseu One of the great things about working in Baton Rouge is watching all the different types of locomotives in operation on the Canadian National. I have to tip my hat off to the CN for not repainting all of their locomotives in their signature colors like all other railroads. I love to drive by the CN engine facilities near downtown because I never know what I'm going to see in the yard. 
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