~ for all of my "in the flesh" friends who had the exhausting experience of participating in political discussion last night, I present our solution ~
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
The real monastic walks through life with a barefooted soul, alert, aware, grateful, and only partially at home. ~ Joan Chittister
alternate abodes:
archives:
published elsewhere:
- change of pace
- eikon - cityview
- irrational season
- tornadoes & sin
- reputable peace
- mere anarchy
- say what you mean
- soundtrack for subversion: poinsetta's here
- another crack in the wall
- challenging fathers
- daughters and sons
- once upon a time...
- impacting the winds of change
- songs for ordinary time
- destination written upon my feet
- soundtrack for subversion: suburban pipedream
- the beauty of subjectivity
- driving my life away
- all apologies
- in memoriam
people:
inspiration:
- black apple
- burnside writers collective
- christian vision project
- christianity today
- church of the sojourners
- communality
- creation care
- deep green conversation
- discipleship journal
- donald miller
- ecclesia collective
- geez magazine
- jesus for president
- likewise books
- matthew's house
- missio dei
- mustard seed associates
- mustardseed house
- NaNoWriMo
- new monasticism
- no depression
- ordinary radicals
- oxford american
- paste magazine
- rabbit room
- real simple
- reba place fellowship
- relevant magazine
- relief journal
- simple way
- sojourners
- square pegs
- st benedicts table
- the christian century
- walnut hills fellowship
- wrecked for the ordinary
3 comments:
... and again I say ~ I'm so glad I don't have to vote here. But I must say I really enjoyed last night's discussion ~ the Austrian did learn a lot!
Those crazy Tiawanese! Good thing our conversation last night didn't come to throwing orange and black food!
Throwing food is better than throwing $#!+, the latter of which our current candidates have become very proficient at.
But it will be rather hard to convince the United States to recognize Taiwan internationally against Chinese wishes if they keep carrying on like that in the parliament. There's a certain freshness to it I love though.
Good Monty Python title, Kim, though I'm not fond of the movies.
Ramón
Post a Comment