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My youngest child can now: Vote, Buy cigarettes, Get a tattoo, Sign a lease, Get married, Join the military, Be prosecuted as an adult. I hope she does 1 and 5 (but let’s wait a few years for 5), 3 is coming soon, I figure she’ll do 4 in a year or so and hope [...]
I turned 51 a couple of weeks ago. I like birthdays. And no cancer survivor in their right mind complains about getting another year older. It’s kind of like a lopsided baseball game — even though the winning team is far ahead, they still try to cross home plate one more time. You can certainly [...]
It was a beautiful sunset — or was it a sunrise? I watched it from our deck of my family’s house overlooking Greers Ferry Lake. Sara Ann was about to begin her senior year in high school, my last school year with a child at home. Prelude to the empty nest. Between the uncharacteristically cool [...]
When: March 6 – 7, 20098:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. You should come if: you have never heard of Twitter and don’t understand why the word friend is now in regular use as a verb. you think being followed online means a call to the police is in order. your kids are into Facebook and [...]
Just for Fun: Are You a Geek or a Nerd?: Since I love technology, I'm often called a geek by fri ... posted on January 13, 2012
Writing: Forget What Your Teacher Taught You: Marko Saric’s excellent post, 6 Ways Your English Teach ... posted on January 24, 2012
Mobile Marketing Goodness: Chili’s: It's easier than ever to use QR codes in marketing, but ... posted on January 18, 2012
iPad2: One Week Later: I know most people do the unboxing post much sooner, bu ... posted on March 19, 2011
Bucket List Item: The Northern Lights: I have a weird obsession with the Northern Lights. It's ... posted on January 25, 2012
Devotional written for Memphis Center for Urban Theological Studies “Has it ever occurred to you that one hundred pianos all tuned to the same fork are automatically tuned to each other? They are of one accord by being tuned, not to each other, but to another standard to which each one must individually bow. So [...]
