Monthly Archives: September 2006
Disruptive
During my morning walks I am listening to The Great Transformation by Karen Armstrong. It is a religious and spiritual history of the Axial Age (900 BCE – 200 BCE) in Greece, India, China, and Israel. While talking about Amos she writes, “He found the call of Yahweh very disruptive.” His story is simple. He
Review
Life is still upside down (thus a post at 3am). Yesterday I managed to walk out of the grocery store without one of my two bags of groceries and when drew a bath for myself I did it with cold water. I can’t image making the transition back with a day job and children to
Prayers of Thanksgiving
Giovanni Michael Monterastelli (7lb 15oz) born today in Sheridan, WY.
Catching Up
Home. Safe. Don’t know which ways it up. Today I went to mass, a movie, and then was going to make a phone call or two to catch up. But I fell asleep for a short nap. Then it was 1030pm. I guess I am still on China time. BROKEN LINKS In my last post
A Dash Through Hong Kong
Found free wi-fi in the Tokyo airport. Here is a recap of yesterday. NOTE: While trying to upload pictures I broke my card reading. Photos of Hong Kong will come in a few days. The wake up call came early. Too early. By 15 min. I guess our guides didn’t trust us to get up