From the dust of the desert...
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| Blog Name: | From the dust of the desert... |
| Url: | http://ericheickmeyer.com/blog |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Ministry, Life |
| Description: | Lessons from my life, and how I learned them. |
| Popularity: | 2 Followers |
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An open letter…
| I have made a decision to support my family in the best way that I know how. I decided to find a way to return to flight school. With that in mind, I wrote this letter. However, I have no idea w...more |
Decisions and Questions
| My wife and I are spending Thanksgiving at her dad’s house in Texas this year. I am lucky enough that I’m not scheduled for work on Thanksgiving or the day after, so Amy and I flew down. ...more |
Full Circle (continued)
| An interesting possibility has come about. As many of you know, the reason I left Horizon Air in May of 2003 was to pursue a career in flying. However, after taking out a substantially large loan...more |
Roots or (Full Circle)
| My title pays a little homage to the David Crowder* Band, for little reason other than they were in town on Monday and I didn’t get to go, mostly because I was training at my new job.My new job is ...more |
Grand
| When I signed-up for Facebook, it was thanks to my friend Brent who showed me how cool it really was. At the time, though, MySpace was the cool thing, and FB had just opened up to non-college students. I never thought I would see what would happen a short time later. Within a couple of months, my Facebook friend count had surpassed my MySpace friend count. How did it happen? Facebook has a much better engine for finding “people you may know” than MySpace. It proved to be very efficient in finding people I either currently know or once knew. I started to reconnect with people I had lost touch with upwards of a decade ago. But thatmore |
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