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I’ve been using Sitemeter to track my stats for a while now, and my stats always dip on the weekends. I wonder if that’s common? Of course, I rarely post anything significant on the weekends, and this post is no…
Heads up to all the moms who read this blog… Mommybuzz.com is here. I don’t know much about it, but it looks like a nice way to network with other moms out there for tips, ideas, and encouragement.
Aaaaah. I accidentally deleted Smallville Season 5, Episode 2 off of my TiVo the other night. I was stunned. What to this point only Kryptonite could do, I had accomplished with a plastic remote in less than a second. You…
I’m a complete idiot. Yes, I knew that William Booth founded the Salvation Army upon the tenets and principles of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, but I had ignorantly assumed (a prominent attitude in the States, I’m afraid) that it…
Not that I’m claiming Notes from the Trail had anything to do with any of this, but consider the following: ? ServantBlog was the first featured “Off the Path” link here at Notes. A week later, it was awarded membership…
If you’ve ever begun to read a book that dozens of folks have recommended to you and delightedly discovered that they were right, you will connect with my current experience of reading G.K. Chesteron’s Orthodoxy. I hope to bring you…
I have a running list of things I will humbly and helpfully suggest to God one day for the betterment of humanity who remain on earth after I make the homeward journey. My latest is this: Why poison ivy? This…
Church signs are perhaps the most enigmatic, strange, sometimes humorous, sometimes touching forms of communication on the planet. In a brief moment, passers-by can be elevated or enraged. Mark found a website that enables you to generate your own church…
Since helping to start Journey, I’ve not been a proponent of event mentality. I have advocated simplification in church ministries, programs, and activities, as well as in personal and corporate spiritual life. Let me explain. For more than 200 years,…
