March 2007

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My TIME experience

So, now I’ve had a little time to reflect on the TIME article. It was good.
That’s all.
But I’ve never been interviewed for a publication like TIME—or any publication for that matter—and I’d just like to say a few words about the experience.
You know how it is when you know exactly what you’re trying to Continue reading...

A moment of fame for PW’s

I blogged the other day about being interviewed by so-and-so from such-and-such magazine. Well, What God Joined Together, an article about pastors’ wives by Lisa Takeuchi Cullen, is in the most recent edition of TIME Magazine. (You can read the article online here.)
So, if you’re here as a result of the article, welcome. Continue reading...

Are you wasting your life?

I’m a huge John Piper fan. I recently read his book Don’t Waste Your Life (scroll down to find the link; you can download a free copy). It’s a bit slow at the beginning, but it picks up fast and is so worth the read. He’s got some great quotes in there. Continue reading...

The best kid birthday party ever

Yesterday my son went to the best kid birthday party ever.
The schedule:
10:00 am – meet at bowling alley
10:05 am – bowl
11:00 am – open presents
11:05 am – pass out goodie bags
11:10 am – party’s over
Advantages:
1. As you can imagine, bowling on a Monday at 10 in the morning…they practically had the whole place to Continue reading...

Wow.

Sometimes, a little distance is good. Like when you take a break from blogging and then you go back to your blog after not having looked at it for months and then you see, you really, really see just how sick you really are.
I’ve been reading through previous posts and I have to say, Continue reading...

Let the stress continue

So here’s what happened.
I’ve been taking a break from blogging, mainly because I hate writing and because one blog post takes a ridiculously long time for me to complete because it just doesn’t flow outta me. And I was doing other stuff—stuff which, for me, takes considerably less brainpower.
Anyway, I was beginning to think Continue reading...