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Rummaging thru the attic: 19 Thoughts from Thursday
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Rummaging thru the attic. Where yesterday, today and tomorrow collide. Thursday, January 13, 2011. 19 Thoughts from Thursday. Not surprisingly, I've realized that I rarely take the time to jot these thoughts down, much less actually work through them. So, as a therapeutic and cathartic exercise, here are some thoughts from today. Why do I typically apply more deodorant to my right underarm than my left when I am right-handed? Why do I seem more apt to journal in cold weather months? If I lived a more tra...
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Hieronymo's mad againe.
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Thursday, December 5, 2013. So very much has happened since the last time I've posted here. While I certainly don't have time for a "real" post, I do intend to keep this blog active, so the best and only thing to do at the moment is to tell a cute kitten story. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). It's a wide world I'm wandering in. View my complete profile. So, how do you talk about Crohns? So very much has happened since the last time Ive. Nicholas D. Kristof. A Life of Spice. Life on the Space Coast.
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Hieronymo's mad againe.: September 2012
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Friday, September 28, 2012. A while ago, one of my favorite bloggers wrote a post about how peaches make her feel rich. And it made me realize that my garden,such as it is, makes me feel unbelievably wealthy and privileged. Glossy green spinach malabar. Quickly becomes "spinach" white bean soup. Or a round mauve eggplant. Becomes homemade baba ganoush. Wednesday, September 5, 2012. You were special, my friend. I see it more, now that I'm older, now that I've worked with college students. You laug...We ha...
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Hieronymo's mad againe.: September 2013
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Thursday, September 12, 2013. Sometimes, I realize that I am Anglican in part because the Church of England has gotten under my skin and soaked down into my bones. Which makes little sense to me, because it would make far more sense for the Southern Baptist church I grew up in to have done so. A card came in the mail today, one with "Dayspring" imprinted on the envelope (the Christian Hallmark equivalent). And I heard a Charles Wesley couplet in my head, complete with organ music. Unaccompanied by Thee;.
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Hieronymo's mad againe.: December 2013
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Thursday, December 12, 2013. So, how do you talk about Crohn's? People say horrible, inappropriate, awful things. "People" includes doctors- I threw the American Gastroenterology Association's Guide to Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis across the room at least three times. People say horrible things because they don't have a clue how to talk about illness. People don't know what it's like. When you're sedated in the exam room, and all you can make out through the fog is that the news isn't good.
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Hieronymo's mad againe.: July 2012
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Monday, July 30, 2012. About A Severed Wasp. I've been re-reading A Severed Wasp in small chunks around studying for my qualifying exam. I love Madeleine L'Engle, so much. I know she's been accused of being pompous and unrelatable, and maybe what draws me to her, and her work is those same unlikeable traits in myself. But why am I apologizing for my taste in literature on my own blog? I think perhaps the greatest test of character in my life will be this next decade- as I move through this doctorate, and...
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triumphs and trials: January 2014
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Snapshots of my life. Thursday, January 30, 2014. As I checked my inbox and read my C. S. Lewis Daily. This morning, I was hit with major conviction. From The Weight of Glory. If I'm honest, there are times when I enjoy sitting in the slums making mud pies. But unlike the ignorant child in C. S. Lewis' example, I have no excuse. I have been to that sea and have experienced that joy. Yet I still choose to stay and play with mud. Why, when I realize my heart has wandered, do I choose to stay where I am?
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triumphs and trials: on worry
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Snapshots of my life. Monday, April 7, 2014. A verse from Sunday's sermon-. Do not be afraid. And you will see the deliverance. Of the LORD (NIVUK). And see the salvation. Of the LORD (NKJV). And see how the LORD will save. And watch the LORD rescue. The LORD Himself will. Fight for you; you need only to be still. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. A letter from lewis. Christian Alliance for Orphans. A Few Key Moments. Our Journey East (A little farther east). Our Life In China.
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Hieronymo's mad againe.: When you start too many new things at once....
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Monday, February 17, 2014. When you start too many new things at once. Old things get dropped. You go a little crazy. You wonder if everything's going to fall apart. My" new town has welcomed me here with the worst winter in 20 years. I mostly sit in my home office and make gloomy, movie-inspired observations about the weather. Remember in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers when it didn't stop snowing until June? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). It's a wide world I'm wandering in. View my complete profile.
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Hieronymo's mad againe.: August 2012
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Thursday, August 30, 2012. A year ago today. This time last year, I was in the middle of prepping for a colonoscopy, 24 hours before a diagnosis that would change my life. It's been a year, and I don't think about it every day.I usually manage to remember a good 2/3 of my meds, and I've figured out how to actually afford both my medicine and rent. I'm slowly learning how to feel comfortable in my own skin again, my marriage hasn't completely fallen apart and I haven't dropped out of school. At any rate, ...
