Update on everything.
Dear friends, Sorry I’ve been lacking in my writing and keeping updated recently. I guess everything has just been really busy. I have so much to share with you, but it’s hard to find time to write anything substantial or meaningful. Here are some highlights: Thanksgiving yesterday was wonderful. My mom and I went to downtown Seattle to give coffee, cinnamon rolls, and yogurt to a few homeless people. It was all my mom’s idea, nothing too big, but just something. I hope it becomes a tradition that we do more often than once a year. I am so satisfied with school. I have such a strong desire to do my

Break my heart for what breaks Yours.
There’s something very funny about the people who live in Seattle. I’ve come to notice that there are very few middle-class people who live in the downtown area. Suburbs are for middle class. Downtown is for the homeless and for the rich. It’s ironic isn’t it? That homeless people and rich people would inhabit the same part of town. That they would walk the same streets, go to the same places, see the same people, and live completely different lives. They live lives that do not even connect with each other, yet their lives are so similar. I was thinking about this the other day as I was walking in downtown Seattle. There a

We’re going steady.
Most of the time I don’t feel that I’m putting enough effort into my marriage with God. He gives all of Himself to me, and I give Him the remainder, what I have left over after I have given myself away to everything else –school, family, friends, dreams, job search, desires, worry, adventure, fun times with friends, emotions. He gets my time, energy, love, and faithfulness when everything else has already taken most of me. Recently, however, God has been more apparent. I’ve been seeking Him, not more radically, but more steadily. I desire Him more and have been looking for ways to find Him. No, I have not b

Art
New page on the blog. It’s simple: a list/pictures of my favorites works of art, pieces that I want to someday own or see hanging in a museum. Check it out, and come back for more!

The Mysterious Kingdom
Have you ever thought about what it would be like for someone important, famous, intelligent perhaps, from the past to come to the future.  What would they think? Something like this…? “I imagined the world would be like this someday,” claims Leonardo da Vinci. “I’m glad the world has held together so well,” exclaims Noah. “Funny how some things never change,” observes Darwin. Quite unlikely. The change between then and now is astronomical! No one could foresee what was to come, and what is to come. Recently I’ve been thinking about how John felt while he wrote down the visi