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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Litany
You are the bread and the knife, The crystal goblet and the wine… -Jacques Crickillon You are the bread and the knife, the crystal goblet and the wine. You are the dew on the morning grass and the burning wheel … Continue reading
Passion (Bow chicka bow wow)
Did you just get a little uncomfy? Passion is such a loaded word. You can go basically two ways with this one, dredging up ideas of rose petals and Victoria’s Secret, or thinking of having passion, people who live with … Continue reading
Posted in ecumenism, intercultural, interfaith, language
Tagged blogging, community, love, Thoughts of a random nature
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Is there an echo in here?
(Scene: interior of home, kitchen. CHILD, 13 months, and MOM, engaged in “conversation”). CHILD: Duh! MOM: Yes, love? You want a grape? CHILD: Duh! (Pointing). MOM: (Looking where indicated, somewhere slightly above the exhaust fan on stove). Um, a banana? … Continue reading
Posted in children, family, language, motherhood
Tagged babies, baby signs, children, communication, family, humor, kids, life
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Little rays of sunshine out of California
No way. You mean it actually IS constitutional to uphold an amendment that was voted on and passed by voters in a state referendum? And here I thought I was living during the Obama administration. Nicely done, California! Now if Obama … Continue reading
Posted in mission, politics
Tagged gay marriage, homosexuality, politics, Prop 8, same sex marriage
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Putting the cart before the horse much?
Oh, Obama. Didn’t think too far ahead, didja? I realize that in the first tumultuous months of your presidency, it was important to take DECISIVE. ACTION. ‘Cause your platform was Change. It might have been prudent to consider the direction of that change. … Continue reading