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Continue reading →: A Conversation with Anne Lamott
Here’s a great interview with Anne Lamott about writing.
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Continue reading →: Painting: "The First Mourning" by Bouguereau
I was reading a bit tonight about various interpretations of the Biblical story of Cain killing Abel, and found this profound depiction of the story. Art speaks in ways that words cannot.
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Continue reading →: Admiration of Creation (Basil the Great)
This week I've been thinking about the need to slow myself down and listen. One of the ways that I am most able to listen is when I choose to step outside the house or office and take a hike. Or sit by a river, or find a flower garden,…
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Continue reading →: Thinking about the Cult of Personality
A couple of days ago I started reading Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking. One of the sections of the book is a brief interview with Adam McHugh, author of the FANTASTIC Introverts in the Church: Finding Our Place in an Extroverted Culture which…
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Continue reading →: He's at it again: surpise ending
and for those with a sharp eye some subtle camera geekery (hint watch for shadows)
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Continue reading →: History of distillation
An interesting talk, 13m long, on the history of distillation, especially in Ireland, for alcoholic products (mostly) http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/ockhamsrazor/distillation/3809530
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Continue reading →: Jim Henderson does it again
Henderson, Jim. The Resignation of Eve: What If Adam’s Rib Is No Longer Willing To Be the Church’s Backbone? Barna. Feb. 2012. c.284p. ISBN 9781414337302. pap. $14.99. REL Henderson (Jim and Casper Go to Church: Frank Conversation about Faith, Churches, and Well-Meaning Christians) tells the stories here of many women…
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Daily Kos: Most of you have no idea what Martin Luther King actually did
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Continue reading →: Daily Kos: Most of you have no idea what Martin Luther King actually didThis will be a very short diary. It will not contain any links or any scholarly references. It is about a very narrow topic, from a very personal, subjective perspective. The topic at hand is what Martin Luther King actually did, what it was that he actually accomplished. The…
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Governor’s $3.6 billion transpo plan makes no mention of walking and biking
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Continue reading →: Governor’s $3.6 billion transpo plan makes no mention of walking and bikingGovernor’s $3.6 billion transpo plan makes no mention of walking and biking The good news: Governor Gregoire’s $3.6 billion transportation plan includes a small increase in the oil barrel fee to help pay for maintenance of existing state transportation facilities. The bad news: The plan does not even mention biking…
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Continue reading →: Reading Goals for 2012
2011 is done and 2012 is here! It’s time to set goals for this year. Continuing with the Goodreads Reading Challenge, I’ve set a goal of reading 50 books again in 2012 (I set that same goal in 2011 but read 77… but don’t want to lock myself in that high…


