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  • lunchpail.com/panic

    don?t panic

    don?t panic The personal musings of a SoCal stay at home dad. Haiti and the Ambiguity of God Filed under:General ? posted by Administrator on January 26, 2010 @ Jan 26, 10 | 11:00 am The last few weeks have shown me more about humanity and Christianity than many years pervious. The earthquake in Haiti provided a unique view into a side of the church that we don?t get to see very often. It was present during Katrina, and again with the tsunami in Indonesia, and honestly, I can

  • ruthieounaegbu.com/aaot

    And All Other Things

    And All Other Things It's about?. stuff My Dad, the Guest Blogger: Perceiving Disappointment January 28th, 2011 Well, not actually guest blogger. I stole his latest weekly e-newsletter. And, not actually stole. I told him I was going to put it up. Because I like it. So here it is? Enjoy Waterfall or Static How do you handle all the diverse problems that come your way; troubles, tragedies, trials, temptations, and disappointments? There is no such thing as a problem-free life

  • marilyn.typepad.com/tongueandgroove

    tongue and groove

    tongue and groove Home Archives Profile Subscribe March 22, 2011 Tom the Knitting Trucker At the end of my La Salonniere interview with Brenda Ponnay, I mentioned her dad, Tom McConnaughy. Tom is a trucker with a fun hobby...he knits! He specializes in slippers and has an Etsy shop. When I talked about Tom in that interview, I mentioned that he was knitting me a pair of slippers in World Champion San Francisco Giants colors, orange and black. The slippers arrived last week and I love them! Now

  • martian.org/karen

    Khaos

    Language Fun I was in Holland recently visiting my family. My Dad has been making his garden pretty and he was very keen to show me his new plants. ?You have to take a picture of me and my wonder bum?, he said. Well, like the mature adult I am, all I could do was giggle at the thought of a wonder bum. ?A wonder bum?? ?No?, he said, ?a wonder bum!? I don?t know a lot of Dutch, but since I was hearing ?bum? I did wonder if the

  • bpod.org/blog

    green

    Home | About | Archives | Links | Contact green It?s not perfect, but it?s different. Sat 26 Dec 2009 Habitat Houses Posted by bpod under christmas 2009 , family , travelNo Comments Ted?s dad volunteers weekly with the Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity and we spent part of the day touring some of the subdivisions he?s been working on, including the organization?s 200th home. They?re really great looking neighborhoods, and their program has proven