“Participant in the Gwanghwamun Protest”
Here’s something we in Korea – particularly in Gyeonggi-do and Seoul areas – will have to get used to seeing over the next several weeks: “Participant in the Gwanghwamun protest.”… Read more »
Author Archives: Robert Fraleigh
Baseball, Old and New
I’m a big enough fan of baseball that I don’t mind watching other teams play when my favorite (the Brewers) isn’t playing. Yesterday I watched the Cubs play the Cardinals,… Read more »
A follow-up to yesterday’s post…
My friend Jim shared with me this article from Baptist Press. It’s pretty interesting and is filled with promise when you think about how a large church might approach worship… Read more »
Neglect? What neglect?
“Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for he who promised is faithful. And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not… Read more »
To be unpopular…
I was fascinated by something Doug TenNapel (creator of Earthworm Jim if anyone knows that) said in an interview: “Culture tells us what is popular, not what is true.” This… Read more »
Quite the day…
Yeah, maybe I’m cheating. I wrote for quite some time early this morning, but left it unfinished and with quite a bit of polish work left in order to grab… Read more »
On Writing Well
Well, I guess since starting this blog and committing to write daily in order to improve my writing and see if perhaps someday something may come if it, I may… Read more »
The Practice Squad
I’m going to make a prediction here: Milwaukee Brewers Manager Craig Counsell doesn’t think the 2020 baseball season is going to make it. I’ve suspected it since the beginning, but… Read more »
This boy’s having a boy…
I’m not much one for gender reveals. Back in my day we had them too, but they were different. When the baby came out you looked between the legs and… Read more »
Solving a Puzzle
I like to do jigsaw puzzles, and I’m quite pleased to have found online sites that actually let me do them quite easily. Sure, it doesn’t match physically handling and… Read more »