From now on all my political and social commentary will be found here on my homepage. I cannot post anything on Facebook that involves anything you wouldn’t discuss in mixed company, or something like that. Having opposing opinions is what makes the online community great. However the volume and sometimes venom of conversations can get to be too much. So you my blogging community will get to read what I think about politics, religion and other social issues exclusively. Your feedback is always welcome, constructive criticism appreciated.
Monthly Archives: November 2015
Introducing: Our New, High-Speed Editor
We’re excited to unveil a faster, more streamlined way to create, share, and manage your content.
This is a great new way to post and it works like a dream. Good stuff WordPress!
The Comments, Read At Your Own Peril
I try to leave positive comments on blogs and even on Facebook when possible. These days comments can be a landmine that can hurt your heart and mind. We live in a time when everyone has a pulpit and something to say. Feedback is great but it can also be surprising. It hurts even more when a friend speaks from a place of fear and ignorance. Being online isn’t for sissies anymore that is for sure. Kindness I hope still means something but sometimes you aren’t sure if its the thing to do anymore. Read the comments at your own peril, if you dare.
Hey Kids, It’s Monday Again
Be happy if possible, If not then hang in there. Grace and peace my friends. Rock on!
Quote of The Day
A lot of life is suiting up and showing up, also doing what is in front of you that needs doing….My friend, Kevin Towe
Confirmation Sunday @ St. Peter’s Episcopal
Today was a special day at church where my wife and I were confirmed into the Episcopal Church. I am blessed to be in a place that values people and shares Christ to people of all walks of life. Our Bishop came to confirm four people, preach and deliver the Eucharist.
St. Peter’s and the greater Episcopal church allows me to believe with my mind, heart and soul. We are connected with the global Anglican communion which excites me being an Anglophile and all. I am grateful the church has helped me appreciate the power of scripture in worship. Now, as I begin my life in a new place of worship I am looking forward to sharing with you what I discover.
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