Microposts
How are you able to identify meaning and purpose in your day to day life?
I’ve been noticing that, for me, it comes from the little moments when my kids text me something mundane that they know will make me smile.
Odd isn’t it?
When I was on my 20s I was captured by the, “Don’t waste your life!” ideal of the evangelical Christian subculture. The thought that small, regular, mundane little things would or could provide meaning and purpose simply seemed ridiculous at the time.
I thought true meaning and purpose could only come from great broad influence. It turns out that being fully present in my day to day life has done that more than I could have ever hoped or imagined.
I actually didn’t mess up the recording this Sunday. So, here’s this past Sunday sermon in all its glory.
#Wordle 839 3/6*
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Better showing today! Let’s see if the Old Gal can beat this score.
I love this!
Of all the things which wisdom provides to make us entirely happy, much the greatest is the possession of friendship.
— Epicurus
#Wordle 838 6/6*
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Oh good grief. This was silly. The Old Gal will definitely beat this number.
It was Thanksgiving and we were heading to my brother Jay’s home outside Baltimore, Maryland. As we drove the weather grew worse and worse.
This journey was not going well.
