This is sorta a follow up to some thoughts I posted earlier here. One of the things I enjoy most about being married is how my wife speaks to me. Often Christians are asked “how do you hear God”? People think his voice comes down from on high, booming through the clouds or burning shrubbery. […]
On August 21, 2014, a very dear and long time friend of mine lost his battle with depression. His story now joins others in a cry for Mental Illness to be removed of its stigmas and legitimized not only as a disease, but a treatable one. Our mutual friend Steve spoke beautifully to this point,
The automotive world is one that remains sheltered to innovation. Many things about cars and the way they’re sold to us have been done the same way for decades. It’s an industry which, on the whole, seems resistant to innovation or change all together. Considering the first hybrid drive car was invented and produced over
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This is a different kind of blog post than many people will be used to seeing. In fact it’s more a somber reflection and pouring out of the heart than anything else. As such, it will be a serious, personal and slightly more pessimistic blog than usual. If this isn’t the kind of thing you’re
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Letters are a bit of an old fashioned thing. No, this isn’t a blog nostalgia-ing about sending things through the post. Nor is this a blog about my recent spam of letters, both physical and virtual, which have been raining down on unsuspecting literary agents in New York. While writing query letters has consumed some