If you spend any amount of time on the internet, you've probably already seen the latest viral vid of the bison that seems to be joyfully dancing because spring has arrived. The dude is exuberant. I want to think the NC Zoo for posting this video. Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Now don't get me … Continue reading Lessons From a Dancing Bison
It's raining. Again. I just saw Noah walk by the window with some extra wood. He is building again, and it seems Virginia and Nebraska are the locations for potential building sites. Maybe the one in Kentucky can be adapted. You will have to remove the gift shop though. It's leaking. Again. One of the … Continue reading Drip, Drip, Drip … And the Leaks Keep on Coming
I have at least 7 current email addresses. That doesn't count the many I have let expire, forgotten about, or completely ignore. In these emails, I get hundreds of emails daily. Of these, many go to trash without even looking past the tag lines. Of the scores I decide to keep, I file in a … Continue reading Email Overload … An Email Hoarder
This journey of life can be delightful and vexing at the same time. It is kind of like trails through the woods. Trails can be wonderful, but sometimes they can be quite confusing. Yesterday, I walked around Lake Holliday. It was my first journey in this particular state park. The trail was pretty obvious, walk … Continue reading The Blazed Trail in Life
Taking a jaunt around the lake - cool morning and supposedly high of 50. What is it about creation that brings calmness and serenity? Is it the road less travelled? The escape from busy-ness? The unplugged aspect of nature? One wonders what early man thought of the woods? The wind rustling the leaves? The birds … Continue reading Holliday Lake State Park
He came into my office. He made fun of my desk. He laughed at my workspace. And when all was said and done - I agreed. Let me give you a scenario of my office. As a pastor of a country church (not too small unless you are comparing to Dallas churches where under a … Continue reading Sometimes, You Need to Unplug
It has been an investigation that has lasted for Millenia. Babylonians, Persians, Greeks, Europeans, and more have investigated the phenomena known as Pi. There is even a belief the Hebrews included a piece of the mystery in 1 Kings 7.23. It is fascinating though a bit mind blowing. But it is Archimedes that gets the … Continue reading The Magic and Mystery of Pi (and Pie)
