A documentary of the lone survivor
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Voiceover … “Tonight on Spider Survivor Stories …”
::: no intro ::: sudden close up of a lanky but still fierce Spider :::
::: Throwing four of his eight legs up in exasperation ::: “It all happened so suddenly! ”
::: camera change to right profile shot catching a nice reflection of the [...]
Spidercide
July 7th, 2008 · 3 Comments
Tags: Asides · Humor · Wildlife · Writing
My Bio According to Wordle
June 26th, 2008 · 8 Comments
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Tags: Asides · Christianity · Church · Current Affairs · Ex-Gay · Exodus · Gay · Homosexuality · Worldview · Writing · art
The Rush To Oppose Blog/Pundit Template
June 24th, 2008 · 5 Comments
Of course this is a dynamic template, always shifting just a little but the gist is the same over and over again …
***begin**
Can you believe so and so said blah blah blah? I mean seriously… they said blah blah blah! Like, who do they think they are saying blah blah blah? If they really meant [...]
Tags: Activism · Culture War · Current Affairs · People · Politics · Worldview · Writing · blogging
Pondering Gay Marriage in California
June 17th, 2008 · 18 Comments
I have spent the better part of two hours writing a post about Gay marriage in California. Normally I am all over this issue and full of opinions. Now … it is honestly and probably one of the most difficult “marriage” posts I have written. At least that’s what it feels like. In the rough [...]
Tags: Christianity · Church · Gay · marriage
The Will to Blog
May 28th, 2008 · No Comments
Amazing, and revealing, article by Emily Gould titled Exposed was featured in the New York Times Magazine.
Amy T. sent this to me saying that she thought I would enjoy the article and I did very much. Thank you Amy!
There is so much I want to quote from this article. There are many launching [...]
Tags: Christianity · Current Affairs · People · War Against Whining · Web/Tech · Writing · blogging
A Memoir Conundrum
May 17th, 2008 · 7 Comments
I was in DC last week for a Pastor’s conference. It ended Friday around 2pm and our next meeting was really a birthday party at 6pm. In between I took a nap and then went to Barnes & Noble. While there I saw a book by Augusten Burroughs called A Wolf At [...]
Tags: Book Review · Books · Current Affairs · Ex-Gay · Gay · Homosexuality · Life · People · Worldview · Writing · art
Change, Consistency & Accountability: Blog
May 1st, 2008 · 15 Comments
***UPDATE: At the end of the post***
When it comes to my blog you can reasonably expect that I will consistently change things. Some say I am “erratic” and “unaccountable” for pruning my blog posts and taking blog sabbaticals that just don’t quite last as long as initially expected :).
Erratic? Well, the biggest erratic thing I [...]
Tags: Asides · Current Affairs · Homosexuality · blogging
Thinking It Through
April 26th, 2008 · 2 Comments
It hasn’t been five months but only five days. I am not back to blogging like I used to blog but I am thinking that I would like to leave the option of posting photos, art, fun videos I stumble across. Like the following video … Phil is a great singer.
It has been awesome to [...]
Tags: Asides · Music · Video · art
The New Normal
April 21st, 2008 · 15 Comments
Last week a friend said something that really made me think. I was remarking about how life has really drastically changed, time scheduling wise, in the past three weeks. There has been a major re-prioritization of goals and objectives in my life both professionally and personally. His response was, “welcome to the new normal.” That [...]
Tags: Asides
Nothing Is As Romantic As Being A Struggling Writer (NOT!)
April 7th, 2008 · 3 Comments
I figured out that I loved writing in the 4th grade. I wrote a story about a painting, and the teacher liked it so much she read it to all of her classes. That’s when I caught the bug. Every day, at the start of class, everyone had to read for 20 [...]








