Monthly Archives: March 2010

Too Complicated?

“One of the great dichotomies we face is that because our lives are so complicated, we don’t have time for ourselves.  And at the same time, we often keep our lives so complicated, so we don’t have to address some … Continue reading

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Modern Day Seven Sins

The seven Modern Sins, by C. Frederic Donaldson: Politics without principles Pleasures without conscience Wealth without work Knowledge without character Industry without morality Science without humanity Worship without sacrifice Ignoring our human temptation is a slippery slope. Carpe diem!

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Passion Sunday Was?

On a scale of 1 to 10, how consciously aware of each passing moment are you? It’s challenging isn’t it? To be fully present.  All of the time. As we were driving to Church yesterday morning, I told Cheryl that … Continue reading

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Sunday Is What You Make It

And so is every other day. Today’s preparations include the usual: Wake up early On my knees in prayer Coffee Check email LinkedIn, Twitter, You Tube, Facebook checks Write five blogs Practice the first reading We leave in less than … Continue reading

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Thank You For Going

There are people who have so much passion for what they do, they make the status quo look like amateurs. Not everyone can handle the pressure that comes from such passion. Some wait their whole lives for it. And some, … Continue reading

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