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Gut-Level Medicine
Talk about what happens to best-laid plans . . . My hopes of “getting back into work” this week just haven’t materialized. And with good reason, really. A couple of days ago, my church voted in a new pastor. So … Continue reading
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Summertime Trivium
In yesterday’s post I mentioned three things I was keeping in mind as I planned out and worked through my summer. Those three things we mostly “structural.” By that I mean they are key to the framework of the season. … Continue reading
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A Hope Beyond Renewal?
Yesterday I mentioned some of the ingredients in my “summer stew.” As always, a good bit of reading and reflection. My routines will keep me in good contact with the people around me, too, which is vital for me. All … Continue reading
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Summer Stew
On some level, the transition from school year to summer-time is an opportunity to trade out one set of concerns for another. Time works a particular way during the school year: the days are packed with routines and habits that … Continue reading
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Unwinding, Not Unraveling
And so the school year comes to an end. Today is the first full day of summer vacation. And while I have to go in for a couple of hours (or at least should), it’s nice to be done with … Continue reading
Farther from Home than Before
Today the folks at Sony dropped the trailer for July’s Spider-Man: Far From Home movie. The movie holds an interesting position, as it is the first “Marvel” movie post-Endgame. And this trailer, much more than the previous trailer, gives away … Continue reading
43: Against Abstraction
This week I started reading the letters of C. S. Lewis. I’ve skimmed them many times before. But I’ve never done a full reading like I did with Tolkien a few years ago. So as I start a new … Continue reading
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