Patient
I can’t pin down the exact date – or even the exact year really, but I believe it was sometime around New Year’s Day, 1994 that I became a Christian…. Read more »
Category: Life Lesson
You want my vote? Do this…
I told Joon the other day on our ride that I was going to become a “one-issue voter.” I’ll vote for anyone who promises to convert the US to metric…. Read more »
What they’re Missing
I used to think that being near a ball park that was the home to a decent team would be an ideal place to finally call it quits and retire…. Read more »
Tuesday Random
Here’s some stuff. Sure, I may have alluded in the past that Wish You Were Here was Pink Floyd’s greatest work…but…I’m listening to Dark Side of the Moon, and I… Read more »
From K-pop to Eternity…
I’ve linked before to the writings of Dr. David Tizzard in the Korea Times. His insight on and knowledge of Korean culture — K-pop in particular as a focus of… Read more »
A Safer Place
“Prepare the child for the road, not the road for the child.” Folk Wisdom, origin unknown I’m a big fan of Malcom Gladwell. I’ve also read the book The Coddling… Read more »
This is not a Test
I’m not a fan of memes that wander beyond the purely comedic. Weighty issues are far too important and complex to be relegated to memedom. What might seem a pithy… Read more »
To Care for the Gift
“…to agrarianism, farming is the proper use and care of an immeasurable gift. The shortest way to understand this, I suppose, is the religious way. Among the commonplaces of the… Read more »
The Tipping Point
I’ve stayed away from the news today. I know what’s on it. Same old crap, but this time turned up to 21. People ask me what I like about Korea…. Read more »
I don’t think the coffin needs any more nails…
I’ve made the mistake of looking at Facebook again recently. I still don’t post, but it’s back to the times of frustration again. Yeah. Just by looking. Because Facebook hasn’t… Read more »