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Welcome to this blog. It contains my thoughts on our efforts to love God with all our heart, mind, soul, and strength, and to love our neighbors as ourselves. My current update schedule is once a week as time permits. Thank you for reading.
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Christian Reconciliation Carnival / Mission
The original Carnival format drew some loyal and thoughtful participants, but did not draw enough participants for the Carnival to be the right format in the long run. The original Carnival links are below.
The Reconciliation Mission is currently taking the form of cataloging the controversies that divide the church and trying to advance reconciliation by first aiming at understanding. The index page for this effort is here:
Controversies in the Church
--- Carnival Information ---
The Reconciliation Mission is currently taking the form of cataloging the controversies that divide the church and trying to advance reconciliation by first aiming at understanding. The index page for this effort is here:
Controversies in the Church
--- Carnival Information ---
- Carnival #1: Heart, Mind, Soul, and Strength 01/31/2007
- Carnival #2: Dr. Platypus; posts through 02/28/2007
- Carnival #3: Pacesetters Bible School; posts through 03/31/2007
- Carnival #4: Pseudo-Polymath: posts through 04/30/2007.
- Carnival #5: The Cross-Reference: posts through 05/31/2007.
- Carnival #6: Heart, Mind, Soul, and Strength: posts through 06/30/2007.
- Carnival #7: Connected Christianity: posts through 08/05/2007.
- Carnival #8: Proclaiming Softly: posts through 09/07/2007.
- Carnival #9: Heart, Mind, Soul, and Strength: posts through 10/21/2007.
- Carnival #10: Hyperekperissou: posts through 12/19/2007.
- Carnival #11: Dr. Platypus: posts through 03/31/2008.
- Carnival #12: Pseudo-Polymath: posts through 06/29/2008.
- Carnival #13: The Cross-Reference: posts through 09/30/2008.
- Carnival #14: Heart, Mind, Soul, and Strength: posts through 12/31/2008.
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Oh, do tell! Sounds like such a cool story.
There must be an interesting back story to this. I can only imagine. I found out that sarcasm was poison with my kids. It came easy to their lips, but pierced their souls if I used it.
So my son came home from school yesterday in a rare mood, some mix of annoyed and bewildered and amused that one of his teachers - a man who is unconventional by any measure - had had trouble getting the attention of the class (which I never would have imagined would be a problem for this guy, he's not exactly the shy or quiet type). So to get everyone's attention, he just loudly called out ... well, an inappropriate word, apparently, though the exact word wasn't repeated it seems to have been anatomical. Everybody froze and he said that now he had everyone's attention. I guess it worked ...
So my son is telling me this, & I'm not the fondest of this teacher anyway, aching to make a comparison between what he said ... argh ... the jokes would have been too easy.
My son sees me struggling with it, I finally just say the joke is too easy. So my son baits me to go for it, & still I'm just laughing and frustrated. I finally fess up that I've given up sarcasm for Lent.
Well, my son's eyes light up like it's Christmas in February here, & you can see the wheels turning on how many easy-setup jokes he's going to present and just watch me struggle with it. He seemed very cheerful ... he mentioned he planned to have fun with this.
I foresee a long Lent ...
Take care & God bless
Anne / WF
He sounds very bright.
Thank you! I think so, but I may be biased. (I hope I'm "biased." He's my son!)
Take care & God bless
Anne / WF
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