So I just realized that I’m about to miss posting something in the month of December! That would be a crying shame, seeing as I’ve been so faithful to make at least one post each month this entire year (ok, so maybe I missed September…ahem). What I had intended to do, was to compile a …
2010
Adventist
My Mom is coming for a visit. Her flight arrives at 5pm today. This all comes as a compound of miracles. Firstly, the sponsorship for her stay. Secondly, the fact she got a visa to the USA! And thirdly, the finances for her travel. I truly have a lot to be thankful for this Thanksgiving! …
Simple profundity
A flower. An ant. An eye. Algebra. Thought. Love. Salvation. The simplest things in life are the most profound.
Lessons from a pencil
A friend sent this to me and I thought it was pretty neat 🙂 A Pencil maker told a pencil 5 important lessons: 1. Everything you do will leave a mark. 2. You can correct the mistakes you make. 3. What’s inside you, is more important than what’s on the outside. 4. In life you …
I’m a little lamp
I’m reading a book right now titled “A Long Way Gone.” I’m not sure yet if I would recommend it because it’s a whole lot more graphic than anything I’ve ever read before and rivals any of the gory horror movies my siblings and I used to sneak a peak at through the crack in …
A simple glass of OJ
Yesterday I sat down to breakfast next to a plain-looking couple who, I later learned, are both well into their 80s. Perhaps ten minutes after they had sat down to eat, the husband mysteriously stood up. To be honest, neither his wife nor I noticed him leaving. It was only as he returned that I …
59th Session of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
The Georgia Dome formed the venue for an historic event to which I was privileged to bear witness. With soul-stirring eloquence, the 20th president of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists delivered an appeal for the church to go forward in fulfillment of God’s commission. His appeals to the tenets of sola scriptura and prima …
Why Kangaroos have short arms and long legs
I just read an article about why kangaroos have short arms and long legs. In summary it’s because that suits them best for what they do i.e. crawl in a pouch or hop around… Why does this go down as an historic discovery? Well, maybe not historic, but at least noteworthy. Because someone just discovered …
When the Rain Comes…
(since it’s a beautiful sunny day…) When the rain comes, It seems that everyone has gone away. When the night falls, You wonder if you shouldn’t find someplace To run and hide… Escape the pain… But hiding’s such a lonely thing to do! I can’t stop the rain From falling down on you again. I …
winds
birds chirping traffic laundry winds blow leaves rustling warmth stillness wind blows books breath Bible blowing









