Hurdy Gurdy
Today: I was trying to make it to a Chicago Humanities Festival Event that started at 10am, but a long train came across my path and then my debit card wouldn’t work in the CTA’s machine, so I had to … Continued
Today: I was trying to make it to a Chicago Humanities Festival Event that started at 10am, but a long train came across my path and then my debit card wouldn’t work in the CTA’s machine, so I had to … Continued
This was a line from the customer review of a resort were I might work next summer. The reviewer wasn’t very impressed by Sol Duc Hot Spring’s state of maintenance. Please pray for me as I make decisions about this … Continued
Every year, a committee in Chicago puts together a series of cultural events downtown that runs for about three weeks and focuses on an apt theme. This year’s theme was climate change. Apt indeed. The events include panels, movies, concerts, … Continued
Something remarkable: tonight as I strolled from South to Tibstra, thinking about the beauty and diversity of relationships, my head tilted back and my eyes opened wide. There above me were stars. Normally I can only make out about five … Continued
And though this world, with devils filled, should threaten to undo us,we will not fear, for God has willed his truth to triumph through us.
In the innards of the nightthere is a hollow cave,a space where time does not feel tight,so dark that I am brave.The threat I risk is sure to comebut I do hope it won’t. I risk the slap of running … Continued
Ahora– right now– I am thinking en una mix de Español y English. I’ve just come from la clase de Español, and I am happy to say that this class makes me think in Spanish rather than stop thinking, which … Continued
Today is a good day. At supper I just sat and basked in the sound of friends speaking Korean. It is good to just sit and know that ideas are flying past your face, but you have no obligation to … Continued
My roommates asked what it was. My resident assistant thought it was an octopus. My pumpkin knows what’s on my mind because it’s on his face. It’s Mt. Rainier.
Reading weekend is for reading the call numbers of TCCS library books, magazines at the dentist’s office, sale notices at the thrift store (c’mon, Mom!), the menu at Culvers, the birthday bread recipe, and wall posts on facebook. It is … Continued