Fingerprints in Clay

Wallace and Gromit

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Tony and I love Wallace and Gromit.

For those that don’t know, Wallace and Gromit is a series of clay stop motion shorts by Nick Park featuring an inventive, oblivious lover of cheese (Wallace) and his attentive and resourceful dog (and Tony is my son).

We were watching their latest adventure, The Loaf of Death, on Netflix the other day. The animation is so compelling that you quickly forget that the characters are made of clay. Read the rest of this entry

Did I Really Want to Go to Elephant Room 2?

A few days ago, I tweeted an entry for a contest to see Elephant Room 2…

The question is… did I really want to go? Read the rest of this entry

Not Again!

If you are anything like me, you don’t like reading what I’m writing about in this post.

I know. I know. Not the best way to start a blog post. But I don’t really like reading posts from once-active bloggers who have been sporadic in their output as they try to work out “why” in a post.

But here I go anyway. Read the rest of this entry

Andy Got Heckled

I read a story on ChurchLeaders.com this morning that, sadly, didn’t surprise me.

It actually surprises me that it doesn’t happen more often. Read the rest of this entry

Quiet Time Notes from This Morning

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NoCamo New Year 2012 – Trust Christ

#1 Post of 2011… To Unfollow or Not to Unfollow – My Twitter Strategy

Slow down, Bandwagon. Time for me to jump on.

I’ve seen a few posts lately (namely from Carlos Whitaker, Michael Hyatt, and a few others) about Twitter strategy – follow back, don’t follow back, un-follow everyone, cancel your account altogether. Although I am hardly the most followed, most guru-iest tweeter around, I have picked up a few things here and there that I thought I would share. Read the rest of this entry

#2 Post of 2011… Albert Pujols, Beats by Dr. Dre, and Christmas

The other day, Jamy and I were out Christmas shopping at Best Buy. They had a big sign for Beats by Dr. Dre headphones. I know a lot of celebrities and musicians that swear by them, but I’m just not willing to pay all that money for headphones with a rapper from the 90′s on the label. Not worth the money, in my opinion.

In other news, Albert Pujols recently took some flack from a few baseball fans for taking a pay raise and moving to California to get it. I have never known anyone who would turn down a substantial pay raise in their profession, but that’s just me.

What’s the point, Jon? Glad you asked. Read the rest of this entry

#3 Post of 2011… Cutting the Cord: the Result

A while back, I wrote about my plan and intention to cut my family’s cable television service and rely on internet services for our video entertainment needs (as much as you can call entertainment a “need,” but that’s another post for another time).

We have decided to forgo this approach for now. We intend to revisit the idea when the kids are a little older.

I thought I would outline the reasoning behind our delay… Read the rest of this entry

#4 Post of 2011… Write a Letter

Monday nights are outreach nights at FBC-FH.

We invite our church family to meet at the church, pair up, and hit the pavement to welcome our guests and prospective attenders.

Some are unable to do this, so we also write letters to those whom have just moved into the area. Our volunteers write these letters by hand, and our office staff inserts a church brochure which includes the plan of salvation.

A few days ago, we received a letter. Read the rest of this entry

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