I’ve just made the a-ha discovery that blogging is like a habit, and like other habits, it can be broken, and once it’s broken, it can be really hard to get going again. Currently, I’m paralyzed because I want to blog more about peacemaking, continue …
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Maryland 38 Originally uploaded by gkoskela.
Read MoreOn Blogging…as Therapy
I’m not in therapy…yet. 🙂 But they say a good therapist is one who listens and lets you get it all out. I’ve got some things to get out, and I might as well do it here. I’ve got to quit going to funerals. Check …
Read MoreBlogging on hold for a few days
Sickness going through the house, supposed to leave on pastoral team retreat Monday, may not be able to, definitely no energy to blog. Pray for us, if you think of it, particularly Elaine’s health right now. Thanks.
Read MoreOn Blogging…Mechanics
Ok, this is something I’ve actually thought about doing for a long time, but have always refrained because I was sure it would bore most people to tears. But, I’m enough of a gearheadtechnogeek that I love learning the tools people use to do things. …
Read MoreOn blogging…Philosophy
I’d already been thinking some about why I blog, when I read this from Bob Hyatt. I started blogging because I wanted to take a risk, and get thoughts out there. I continued blogging because I enjoy writing, and it was a discipline to keep …
Read MoreForgot about this
Forgot about this Originally uploaded by gkoskela. On our way back from Boise (in La Grande, actually), our odometer hit one of those milestones that I love to see. And this time, I got a picture. Don Staples, this one is for you.
Read More3000th visitor
Somebody in Boise (Shawn, looks suspiciously like you stealing your neighbor’s wireless connection) was hit number 3000 this morning at 10:54 am. I’d like to come up with a prize…but I can’t think of one.
Read MorePeacemaking again
In a previous post, I was trying to make the point that if we get a broader view of the cross, it serves as a very helpful undergirding for living a life of peacemaking. I want to add to that, starting with this: “For God …
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