Monthly Archives: March 2009

I’m growing in my appreciation for poetry. Maybe it’s living long enough to see the beauty that’s in the world when I leave the security of the logical left-side of my brain to explore words, images and notions with the … Continue reading →

The first day of spring arrives this weekend and while we’re halfway through Lent, my thoughts have reached out to a favorite pastor-writer of mine, Forrester Church. Last year at this time, he resigned after 28 years from being the … Continue reading →

The oldest newspaper in the great Northwest (and Seattle’s oldest business) rolled off the presses for the last time Monday night – meaning Tuesday’s paper will be a collector’s item for the future – the last print copy of the … Continue reading →

Some would suggest life is marked and measured almost entirely by the decisions we make. Every day offers countless decisions that must be made and even the most insignificant decisions go into the mix in forming the stuff of the … Continue reading →