The 4 C’s of What to Do and Not to Do
This is a concise way to monitor your own conduct that I have found helpful.
This is a concise way to monitor your own conduct that I have found helpful.
These straightforward guidelines will produce effective college application essays every time.
As usual, I have separated the links by topic to assist you, but this month, because of the coming elections, I have separated the ideas section into “political” and “other” so you can easily find those you most want to see or avoid
Hold close to your essential self. Get to know it, the way you get to know everything in the world about someone you’re in love with…
Good Bible translation and reference tools on websites, in apps, and books that I would recommend.
If natural collections are something you or yours are into, you’ll want to put visiting this place on your list for your next visit to the big apple!
How insulting to the other beings–to foraging black bears and twisted old cypresses–that no longer sense us talking to them, but only about them, as though they were not present in our world.
“Grace notes” will occasionally capture my jottings of incidental gratitude for sacramental moments in the shards of daily life.
…dismiss whatever insults your own soul; and your very flesh shall be a great poem and have the richest fluency not only in its words…
This is a monthly feature on this blog where I share the best that I read, listened to, watched, or saw on the internet during the month.
Once you’ve experienced the clean living high of a well connected bliss, you will not trade it for anything. Try feeling under the influence of the Creator of joy itself.
Highly recommended for its beauty, and a great place to play with a child!
“When something is right for me, I always have an indescribable sense of peace about it. Knowing that this sense of peace is available as a guide and criterion gives me a great sense of confidence regarding decision.
In honor of the 100th anniversary of the Shackleton crew survival in Antarctica, here is his excerpt on the “fourth man”…the Christ…
Here are my notes from Creative Arts Camp 2016 along with a few miscellaneous photos: