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Monthly Archives: April 2008
Sat 5/3
On Saturday, instead of attending the last class session for my last doctoral class, I will be officiating the service for a 30 year old who was murdered. There are way more questions than answers. His grandmother is one of … Continue reading
Posted in church, grief and bereavement, preaching, the PhD
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sweet dreams
Now, on Land and Sea Descending is one of my favorite hymns but since it is an “evening” hymn, we never sing it. Even though I pick the hymns, I haven’t yet “made” my church sing it. It’s on YouTube … Continue reading
RevGalBlogPals Friday Five
An Old Versus Modern (Postmodern?) Friday Five as posted by Singing Owl Yesterday I had two separate conversations in which people were musing about how much change is occurring. The WW II generation, of which my mom is a part, … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Five, sermon stuff
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sermon writing
I very often have something on tv while writing sermons. I’m trying to finish a wedding homily type sermon for tomorrow. I’m not sure that Juno was the best choice for the tv background, however, I did laugh a lot … Continue reading
Posted in movies, sermon stuff
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working on the sermon for the 5th Sunday of Easter year a
You think they’re available for Sunday?
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the best laid plans
I am taking the last course of doctoral work right now. I have turned in my application for comprehensive exams for the fall which usually means the 2nd or 3rd week of September. After turning in the application, I was … Continue reading
Posted in the PhD
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friends
On the MBTI (or other similar inventories), I score pretty strongly toward extroversion. The most obvious manifestations of that in me are: I get energized by people, and, I “process out.” I tend to verbally express my thoughts without necessarily … Continue reading
Lost
what? hat tip to Carmen Andres who hat tips Looking Closer who hat tips Peter Chattaway. If there are three hat tips, is it a hat trick hat tip?
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checkup
The Entertainer had a six month asthma checkup on Monday. She started wheezing when she was months old. She has had a pulmonologist (lung dr) since she was 13 months old. When we first starting going to “the clinic,” it … Continue reading
Posted in medical, the family
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free rice
I found this on someone else’s blog. I’d hat tip if I could remember where I saw it. I was hoping this would help with scrabble words but these are too long. However, when I’m wasting time expanding my vocabulary, … Continue reading
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