There’s nothing as…
…hot as a bagel out of the toaster. …cold as a Garmin heart-rate monitor strap. …sharp as the corner of a blister pack for pills. If there are any others,… Read more »
Category: Thoughts in Progress
Thoughts of life and of death…
Early morning solitary bicycle rides are wonderful for a few reasons. I love the cool quietness of the day and the beauty of the world waking up. But these rides… Read more »
And it was…
I was sitting there casually talking to my doctor today when I realized it was September. I mean, that should be a totally unremarkable realization – almost a joke, really… Read more »
Welcome to the Real World
Today is the fourth anniversary of the day I learned one of my life’s most valuable lessons. Yeah, it took that long – 53 years old at the time and… Read more »
The Art of the Slow Race
It was some years ago that I heard the expression, “slow-racing.” A friend of mine used it to describe two cars side-by-side on the expressway going just under the speed… Read more »
The Hard Work of Understanding
I’ve been married to a Korean woman for 34 years now, and easily the least favorite words I ever hear from her mouth are “you don’t understand me.” There are… Read more »
A word about the Middle Kingdom
For the last several months, my wife has watched a seemingly endless series of Chinese dramas. You’d think that if I sat down and paid attention, I’d get really good… Read more »
The Twisted Genius of Creativity
Last night as I was drifting into sleep, I heard this exchange between Kyle Mann and Ethan Nicolle on the Babylon Bee podcast during their “Weird News” segment: Mann: “Libertarian… 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 »