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A Song for the Week
Today I had the interestingly political conversation that I’ve had in some time. Those kinds of conversations can be hard to come by in Our Current Moment. But good, honest conversations can by humbling and illuminating at the same time. … Continue reading
Reformation Post
It’s always interesting when a Baptist writer makes his way into a particularly Catholic journal. First Things, for all its possible faults, does find space to bring in others from beyond their tradition. This time around it was Bruce Ashford, … Continue reading
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Systems and Sunk Costs
There was a time that I regularly visited Seth Godin’s blog for some wisdom about the way the world works. A few years ago I just kind of stopped, though I drop in once in a blue moon. There have … Continue reading
No Getting Out
The days are just packed this week. The school days, that is. While things are slowing down for me some temporarily with chapel, things are picking up in other areas. Tomorrow I’m leading a faculty workshop with our elementary faculty. … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Teaching
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End-of-Month Double-Whammy
In all of the hubbub about the return of The Mandalorian to Disney+ this weekend, I almost missed the planned release of Truth Seekers on Amazon Prime. The big draw, of course, is that it’s a Simon Pegg/Nick Frost series. … Continue reading
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“Rooftop to the Basement”
Twenty years on and I still feel there’s something deeply precious about this song. Precious maybe isn’t the right word. It captures something real and particular and fragile. It’s a good marker and reminder for me.
Posted in Music, The Long Story
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Song for the Week’s End
This video is a wonderful blend of some of my favorite musicians and a great song from the Psalms.
Returning to the Way
It’s difficult to believe that it was just under a year ago that we were finally introduced to The Mandalorian on Disney+. And now we’re just a couple of weeks (or less!) away from the beginning of the show’s second … Continue reading
Interrogation Time
My afternoon television comfort food these last few months has been Brooklyn 99. It’s got some great one-liners but doesn’t necessarily have as much “character evolution” as other sitcoms (which is a weird metric, I know). I think I’ve shared … Continue reading
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Race Starting and Stopping
There’s a certain kind of dread that you feel when watching The Amazing Race on CBS. Unlike other “reality” shows, there’s a real sense that any of us could be on the show and that any of a number of … Continue reading
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