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- Glen O'Brien
- Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- I'm married to Lynda and we have four children and two grandchildren. I live in Mernda just beyond Melbourne's northern limit. I serve as Associate Professor of Church History and Theology at Booth College, a Member Institute of the Sydney College of Divinity (I commute). I'm a Minister of the Word in the Uniting Church. I watch too many movies, especially classic Hollywood, and need to start thinking about alternative storage solutions for my DVDs. As for music, I like it all. iPod therefore I am. I am a book enthusiast with a growing collection of classic theology texts, paperbacks from the classic era of crime fiction and Silver and Bronze Age (1960s and 70s) comics.
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3 comments:
hahahaha! Glen, I just watched this tonight for the first time! I'm glad we're both right on cue together.
also, hope glenroy is treating you well. tell sam and jessie hello for me.
cheers.
I am proud to say that this young lady is from my home state! South Carolina is a good place to be FROM.
Oh dear. If she represents the future of America, then we're all in a lot of trouble...
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