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Everday Reflections
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Bike to Work Day: Communities and Sustainable Life
[Updated] Thursday, May 18th was Bike to Work Day. The city of LA and its surrounding suburbs participated in various activities and sponsored prizes in hopes of encouraging people to ride their bikes to
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Blog Party With Friends
Our third ever “blog party” to happen at our house saw a radical boost in attendance! For the first two gatherings, JR
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Bike to Work Week
This coming week, May 15-19, is bike to work week. I have already expressed my disappointment in not being able to
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(Untitled)
Since I normally love to write about my adventures in biking here in the city, I figured this post fits into that
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Earth Day Footprint Quiz
I don’t often dedicate posts to links, but Holly showed us this link at small group and I think its something
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A Plug for Fuller’s Newspaper – The Semi
Mike Work and I both got our start in the world of publishing today (he may have written before though I don&
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Moving Yet Again!
Emily and I just signed a new lease today and so for our fourth summer in a row we will be moving…
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The Wits End
Today, Emily got to her conference a little late due to my slightly handicap when it comes to reading directions. Going north,
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San Diego
I am looking forward to this upcoming weekend because Emily and I are traveling down to San Diego this evening and we
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O Gracious Light: When Light and Darkness Find Each Other
You are the light of the world. A city built on a hill cannot be hid. No one after lighting a lamp puts it under the bushel basket, but on the lampstand, and it
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March Ping Homily Selection
I just learned that I was selected to be the winner of the March Ping Homily Book Prize with what I wrote
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Robert Gonzalez on Barclay Press
I've been following Robert Gonzalez's blog for awhile now, I think I came across him originally through the
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Rain in Los Angeles (What More of a Headline Do You Need?)
I love it and hate it when it rains in LA, being from good ol' Canton Ohio I am fully aware
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Hey Man Slow Down: The Speed of Life
I have been reflecting back on the speed that life has taken on. All of life’s distractions, duties, and the pace at which it seems like we must get things done has been
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Immigration Events: A Day Without A Mexican
Dr. Juan Martinez from Fuller Theological Seminary, and head of the hispanic studies program, told a couple of us the other day
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