Lesson learned. Don't twitter your life by. Make your life a little tweeter by stopping to smell the flowers in a neighbors garden. Then pack up, leave town and start an adventure.
Ouch! I complain too much over what is trivial. Thanks for posting this Eddie. I almost turned back from cycling to church yesterday since I was going against the wind and worried I would be very late. It turns out I was only four minutes late. Really, it wasn't about the wind so much as laziness and not wanting to peddle hard. I've slowly turned into one of those barn sour, plodding nags people rent at vacation spots.
Actually, latte machines are very important to help keep people awake during the sermon. Wouldn't want anyone falling out the balcony. The hard part is learning the coffee shuffle, where everyone is getting their coffee and everyone carefully navigates the crowd to prevent spilling it on themselves or someone else. The problems we Christians have...
Wow! It makes Paul's 39 lashes five time pale into insignificance doesn't it.
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ReplyDeleteLesson learned. Don't twitter your life by. Make your life a little tweeter by stopping to smell the flowers in a neighbors garden. Then pack up, leave town and start an adventure.
ReplyDeleteOuch! I complain too much over what is trivial. Thanks for posting this Eddie. I almost turned back from cycling to church yesterday since I was going against the wind and worried I would be very late. It turns out I was only four minutes late. Really, it wasn't about the wind so much as laziness and not wanting to peddle hard. I've slowly turned into one of those barn sour, plodding nags people rent at vacation spots.
ReplyDeleteI'm so going to that conference if Spurgeon is there
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DeleteIf Spurgeon shows, John R. Rice, got some explaining to do.
DeleteActually, latte machines are very important to help keep people awake during the sermon. Wouldn't want anyone falling out the balcony. The hard part is learning the coffee shuffle, where everyone is getting their coffee and everyone carefully navigates the crowd to prevent spilling it on themselves or someone else. The problems we Christians have...
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