Gaze about from where you stand. Spin in circles ’til you’re dizzy as a child exiting the best merry-go-round ride she’s ever had. Look up at the humongous sky above and wonder aloud what’s beyond the antique clouds and shimmering stars. Watch the yellow leaves fall and remember it was a hot and dry and… Continue reading Remembering Summer
Month: October 2010
Prime the Pump
Lindsey and I attended the early service at The Well at Central United Methodist church this morning. The music by Jeff Cobb and his band was excellent and the message by Chris Lane was clear and left both of us with something to think about for the week to come. What I took away from… Continue reading Prime the Pump
Chris’ Great Ideas – #651
I said, “How about we do an African theme for the reception? I saw an African artifact the other day.” This was actually really well received… by some people in the room. Elephants and some other animal I can’t remember right now were suggested. I was informed most women in Africa are topless. Maybe not… Continue reading Chris’ Great Ideas – #651
Social Uncertainty
I am not good at remembering names, and I’m only slightly better at remembering faces. Even in a world where I’ve got social networks such as Facebook and LinkedIn to help refresh my memory, I often find myself feeling somewhat awkward in group social situations because, while I may have met some of the participants… Continue reading Social Uncertainty
Funny Slim Fast Ads
I found these online the other day. I will say there was one about a guy needing to lose weight… but only one. Shame on you, America! Personally, my main motivation to workout is for health and stress relief … and I keep meaning to get back to the gym now that the busy days… Continue reading Funny Slim Fast Ads
Chris’ Great Ideas – # 482
I ask, “What if we give all of the guests a Petoskey stone?” After a short pause, Lindsey says, “Keep thinking.” and smiles.
Pumpkin Carving
Jen and Brent had Lindsey, me and Karla over to carve pumpkins in their garage tonight. Upon arrival, the tables were set with paper – the pumpkin bread was sliced, yet still warm – and Stella the pup was fully charged and ready to devour every last pumpkin seed that slipped through our hands and… Continue reading Pumpkin Carving