Archive for the ‘Interesting’ Category

speaking to the soul

Indescribably beautiful-just wanted to share a little inspiration

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Verbal Petri dish

Thanks to marko for finding this amazing little web gadget-visuwords. Ok, yeah, it’s only worth playing with if you happen to like words (a lot). Type in a word. I tried “great” which wasn’t the best first choice, so try something else. Then it springs into action with all these scientific looking nodes with branches off of [...]

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things that make you go “hmmm”

“Of note in Barna’s research is that a church’s size and theology seems to be related to its use of technology. Simply put, smaller churches tend to use less tech than larger churches, and theologically liberal churches tend to use less tech than the more theologically conservative. Interesting.” from Ed Setzer.com yeah, interesting.

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Have you ever noticed….

…that, when you are interested in something but not searching for it, you’ll see it everywhere? But the minute you start searching for it, it disappears? I have read and heard so much about stories and storytelling in the past few months, but the second I’ve looked for something specific, it’s all gone! On the other [...]

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R U Redy 4 Ths?

I like linguistics. I realize that it will never make a Top Ten List of Things People Like. It’s not even something one thinks about until there’s some change like an added word or grammatical slippage that becomes the norm. Then, Watch Out! Someone will have something to say and most often it will be in defense of the [...]

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Forward motion is overrated

This weekend I was supposed to be retreating-going off to listen to God tell me which way to take the story project. It would be a nice time of reflection, meditation and receiving. I was going to go to the shore, spend a few days away and have God tell me what to do and move merrily on afterward. [...]

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mind mapping

There’s this guy- an older English gentleman. Wears a bow tie, and navy blue blazer. The epitome of an English professor at a pub near Cambridge or Oxford. Well, he’s the epitome of what we Americans who have never been to a pub near Cambridge or Oxford think of when we think of an older Enlgish professor at the pub following a [...]

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Packing for the trip

I’m at a loss for words since I haven’t figured out much about where I’m heading with this project yet. Honestly, I don’t think I want to know where I’m heading but it’s really hard to pack when you don’t know where you’re going to end up. Even more challenging is that it’s a journey into imagination-not my own, it gets [...]

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