I am in the great state of Washington right now, chilling with my family. We’ll be heading up to the family cabin at Schweitzer mountain this weekend for some epic skiing and relaxation.
If anyone is actually reading this blog, then hopefully you will enjoy some of the material that will be posted here from my old blog.
I’ll hopefully continue reviewing unChristian, but you can catch up with my thoughts on Chapter 1, Chapter 2, Chapter 3 and Chapter 4.
We’ve had a lot of fun this Christmas, in spite of me having an ear infection and our dog fighting a bout of kennel cough. We haven’t done much, but it has been great having chill time with the family to play, rest, and generally relax. GTB especially loved his new GeoTrax setup we got for him, and OTown and I have enjoyed it quite a bit as well.
I’m sure the rest of this season will include more pajama time, some fun potty training adventures (GTB has peed on the dining room chair three times already), and some good fun as a family. Christ’s peace is reigning in our home, and I am thankful for the light entering into a dark world, that we might have joy abundant. Praise the Son!
out shopping and running errands, and it is crazy. i guess there are more procrastinators like me in the world than i thought.
There is something uncomfortable about silence and free time when you are used to busyness. It’s like a shock to your system when you suddenly realize you can’t even remember how to have a deep thought. Or when you sit down to have a conversation, and don’t really have anything interesting to say.
In a time when noise is ubiquitous, silence is abrasive and invigorating.