As one who professes to have died and now live for the resurrected Christ, this should perhaps be the most crucial celebration. However, I did not go to church this morning to join the fellowship of my community, nor did I reflect or rejoice on my own with Him. Instead, I followed suit in being the busiest person in the world (”When we do not do the one thing we ought to do, we have no time for anything else–we are the busiest people in the world.” -Eric Hoffer). That has been my habit lately. Nonetheless, by the end of the weekend, I couldn’t but help contemplate, if only briefly:
- Romantic tensions. “Hello.”
- Changing versus challenging another
- Growing old, side by side
- Guys will be guys, after all
- Meeting the Thumball: http://www.catch32ball.com/images/Thumball_PressRelease.doc
- What makes me mad?

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