
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
my favorite flower

Sunday, March 16, 2008
wisdom

This morning, Passover morning, our pastor reminded us that this coming week is the most important week in the Christian calendar. It is the week when Jesus walked that long road to the cross. He went from popularity to persecution. From freedom to the weight of sin. From earth to heaven. We went from brokenness to wholeness. From torture to peace. From time to eternity.
When I think about this week in light of my circumstances I am humbled by how easily I get swayed from this truth. How easily my thoughts are consumed by things that don't matter in the end. Jesus loves me. He loves you. "For God so loved the world that He sent His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish, but have eternal life." John 3:16.
Sunday, March 9, 2008
glasses
I've decided if I want to become a serious writer I need to get some glasses. While attending a writing workshop yesterday I was intrigued by the women in the room who were wearing glasses. They would have their glasses on while writing. Then during discussion they would remove them and hold them in their hand. Gesticulating was more profound because of those glasses. And somehow whatever they were saying seemed that much smarter. Knowing myself as I do, I think glasses are the answer I'm looking for.
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
last night
Last night I was walking home from a friend's along 12th Ave. As I got near the corner of Spruce and 12th I saw a dog sitting on the grass and I said out loud to myself, "That dog looks a little odd." In an instant the dog lunged at me in a full on rage, barking and snarling with his teeth bared. My heart was in my throat and adrenalin surged through my veins. "NO! Don't bite me" as I kicked my leg out at him. Fortunately, the dog's teeth did not meet my flesh and he skulked into the bushes. I crossed the street and proceeded home. Even now this makes my heart race a little.
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