My head hurts, my nose if full of something... not good, my throat isn't so soar anymore. Colds suck. I am going to sleep and I am going to wake up happy about the new day because I won't have to work and because I can sleep in and I'll be 5 days without coffee so the side effects from the purge should be close to gone now. I'm trying to not look forward but rather to just always be looking. Tonite... I'm just looking forward.
Two great posts in a row. I am on a roll. (very un-emphatically) Yeah...
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Five years later I intend to journey through the compilation of C.S. Lewis’s works, “The Business of Heaven.” In my quest to live and to grow and to be I dine upon literature that brings illumination and fire to my being. C.S. Lewis’s works never fail to delight me. The doors that these pages swing open reveal life (when life is so often neglected, forgotten, and difficult to find). This is my tiny attempt to share my adventure with you.
THIS IS MY 2010 BLOG... revisited 5 years later
Resolutions of my Quest
- First and foremost, above all else LOVE
- Walk the path He's made me for
- Be ME
About Me
Blog Archive
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2010
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February
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- Pour Out, Day 59
- Time Out, Day 58
- A Simply Beautiful Day 57
- Chocolate Covered Marshmallows, Day 56
- I am Caffeine free, Day 55
- Day 54
- At-one-ment, Day 53
- I Am Thankful, Day 52
- For he had Great Possessions, Day 51
- We war not against flesh and blood or caffeine, Da...
- Day 49 rebuttal
- Prayer? Day 49
- Green Martyrdom, Day 48
- I am Irish, Day 47
- We have only to be quite and listen, Day 46
- Day 45
- Cause and Effect, Day 44
- AHHH!!!! (pulling hair), Day 43
- My Dirty Rose Colored Glasses, Day 42
- Day 41
- I’m The Most Beautiful Me There Could Ever Be, Day 40
- These two tiny eyes, Day 39
- Day 38
- Good Morning, Day 37
- Update, Day 36
- Bordered by Frogs, Day 35
- All you who Labor, Day 34
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Books I Read in 2015
- 1. "Dreamers and Deceivers" Glenn Beck
Books I Read in 2010
- "1984" George Orwell
- "The Pickwick Papers" Charles Dickens
- "Going Rogue" Sarah Palin
- "A God Who Hates" Wafa Sultan
- "Flatland" Edwin Abbott
- "Son of Hamas" Mosab Hassan Yousef
- "In Search of Ireland's Heroes" Carmel McCaffrey
- "Democracy's Good Name" Michael Mandelbaum
- "Harvest of Violence/ The Maya Indians and the Guatemalan Crisis" Robert M. Carmack
- "A little History of the World" Gombrich
- "Spiritual Slavery to Spiritual Sonship" Jack Frost
- "The Tain" translated by Thomas Kinsella
- "How to release the power of faith" Clint Herrema
- "Half Full" Mina Parker
- "Mere Christianity" C.S. Lewis
- "How the Irish Saved Civilization" Thomas Cahill
- "To have or to be?" Erich Fromm
- The Holy Bible (reading)
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