is it wrong of me...
... to want her at my wedding?thank you for checking my feed! why not pop in and leave a comment? comments always make me smile... well, almost always ;0)

reset
it's not a particularly well kept secret that November was a terribly trying month here at the café. my new job upped my stress-levels a touch; Peter joining his parents in opening a new noodle shop has eaten into our precious free time; old man Winter's SAD-influence on my internal processes were left unchecked and, the proverbial straw: an intensely personal trial very nearly pushed me off the roof of a building.it all boiled to a climax about two weeks ago. after trying to cope with my illusions unceremoniously shattering around

intermission: on religion
i just wish the Bible-thumping, fear-mongering, hate-and-damnation types would stop shouting: "Do you know Jesus!" and start asking: "Can you see Jesus in me?"thank you for checking my feed! why not pop in and leave a comment? comments always make me smile... well, almost always ;0)

reprise: "Who knows where the time goes" - Nina Simone
somehow, this version of "who knows where the time goes" feels like a perfect transition from our theosophical musings (in the blogosphere and the twitterverse) to something more... tactile isn't the right word...moving from my last post, to my next post - Nina just makes sense.thank you for checking my feed! why not pop in and leave a comment? comments always make me smile... well, almost always ;0)

Esquire.com: What If Jesus Meant All That Stuff?
This radical Christian's ministry for the poor, The Simple Way, has gotten him in some trouble with his fellow Evangelicals. We asked him to address those who don't believe.By Shane ClaiborneTo all my nonbelieving, sort-of-believing, and used-to-be-believing friends: I feel like I should begin with a confession. I am sorry that so often the biggest obstacle to God has been Christians. Christians who have had so much to say with our mouths and so little to show with our lives. I am sorry that so often we have forgotten the Christ of our Christianity.Forgive us. Forgive us for the embarrassing things we have do