Farewell to the Laundromat
December 22, 2009If all goes well, I’ll bring back our 10-year-old washer and dryer from the family Christmas in Tennessee, and will […] [continue…]
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Good writing, with a strong point and with life oozing out.
If all goes well, I’ll bring back our 10-year-old washer and dryer from the family Christmas in Tennessee, and will […] [continue…]
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When I was in college, I took a class from my favorite professor (the then-reserved Bill Moulder) on Daniel and […] [continue…]
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One of the pleasures of working at the house is quality time spent with the iPod. And one of the […] [continue…]
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This blog is a place for my thoughts, which I suppose goes a long way to explaining my relative silence […] [continue…]
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With an eye toward Halloween, my wife found a lovely second-hand dance dress for our 3-year old daughter last month. […] [continue…]
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I’ve been busy of late (for like, the last 4 months) with renovations to the house we purchased this summer. […] [continue…]
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It’s almost a cliche in therapeutic circles these days to say, “Anger is a secondary emotion”. We all know that […] [continue…]
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My final day of Christianity 21 was actually the day after the event. It was one of those bonus days […] [continue…]
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I’ve known a lot of people from Solomon’s Porch for many years, but had never attended a gathering there. So […] [continue…]
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I’ll just say it up front: I’m a raving, stuttering, embarrassing fan of Russell Rathbun. His unbelievably funny and insightful […] [continue…]
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While visiting the mecca of Minneapolis, I was honored to sit in on a live session of Doug Pagitt Radio.
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(inspired by Danielle Shroyer and Makeesha, respectively) Lady Church If she’s not careful she’ll imagine that she’s sitting still a […] [continue…]
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(inspired by Kelly Bean and Julie Clawson) Do-ability if I had a hammer I’d put it down close up the […] [continue…]
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the voices echooff the stone walls,stained glass,and wooden ceiling swirling, interminglingdissonant harmonypolyvalent cacophony escapingthrough the hallsof historypast and future
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I’m not inclined to dislike NT Wright. He’s so brilliant that it makes your head hurt, and he’s a genuinely […] [continue…]
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