Archive for May, 2005

leave it vacant

in an attempt to overthrow idle busyness and regain a sabbath, a day to rest and relax in the arms of my Savior (the second week in a row i’ve dedicated an entire day to such and have actually been successful at it, woohooo!), i’ve become reacquainted with my balcony. the balcony was in hibernation [ READ MORE ]

code 402

from Newsweek and MSNBC, this article the Dying Woman in room 402 comes via a friend tony mac, a GREAT read! thanks tony! [ READ MORE ]

another year older

in 21 hours (may 20th, 11:52pm), i turn 30. verdict is still out as to whether it will be one of those difficult birthdays or simply a passing from one day to the next. 27 was a rough birthday for me. a transition from the mid-twenty’s to the late-twenty’s. and that’s just one step closer [ READ MORE ]

pieces of us

ok, so i was an idiot and prayed for God’s will for his life and his family. might as well go help him pack. and it’s not the first time that someone from the church with whom i’ve worked closely has gotten word that they are being transferred, or for some reason or other, are [ READ MORE ]

pizza & sermon prep

in preparing for an upcoming speaking engagement, it occurred to me that the web is a great resource for notetaking – a blog, specifically. i debated for a moment using backpack, a great online tool that i’ll probably graduate to down the road, but for now, i’m most comfortable with the blog. that said, check out [ READ MORE ]

home, sweet home

all right, i’m in the office yet again… nice environment, huh? this is jittery java, the place i call office away from the office. (reference previous post: pedestrians and taxis) [ READ MORE ]

family

ok, some have given me a hard time for spending time with family and only taking scenic pictures (i.e. cathedrals in mexico as opposed to my sister, mother of my only niece, etc.), so here they are, proof that i actually visited family :) aren’t they precious? p.s. i woke up this morning, half expecting [ READ MORE ]

i’m baaaaaaack!

ok, this was not one of those sleep-in-every-day vacations. my dad is an early riser, and is on the 6:30 train every morning, and i, not being one to sleep my day away while manhattan is right outside the front door, was on the train with him and my brother every morning. surely, you’re thinking, [ READ MORE ]

new york in the spring

there’s just something about the big apple that keeps me coming back year after year. it truly is lovely in the spring. maybe it’s an inert restlessness deep within that yearns to be around the hustle and bustle. maybe it’s propensity for change, and here, culture and diversity converge on a tiny island covered with [ READ MORE ]

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