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Still a Work in Progress
How do you manage screen time for yourself? I work from home and the majority of my time is spent in front of my computer doing research and writing. My computer goes on around noon, after my PSW has left. I take 20 minute breaks every hour. I take time to go for walks with Read more
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Learning New Things
I’ve studied theology for 30 years. Unfortunately my understanding of the development of denominations during and after the Reformation is not very strong. My primary focus of study over the past 30 years was in Judaism, Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodox. I’ve studied each of these in great depth and written numerous papers as well Read more
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I’ll be here
What will your life be like in three years? If it’s God’s will, I’ll still be here to: Read more
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The Nativity Fast
Orthodox Christians begin the “countdown” to the Feast of the Nativity of Christ (Christmas), with a 40 day Fast. This is not extraordinary, as we have a number of 40 day Fasts in Orthodox, especially before Pascha (Passover/Easter). Since we are going to begin the Nativity Fast on November 15th, I thought it would be Read more
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I will succeed
“Are you stupid?” uttered to me the first day of kindergarten has stayed with me for 45 years and will continue to stay with me my entire life. I decided that day that I would show people I wasn’t stupid because I’m Deaf. It has, most likely contributed to me becoming an overachiever but aside Read more
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The last live performance I saw
In September 2018, I was blessed to go to Joan Baez’s farewell concert. I’ve always admired Joan Baez. Not only her music but particularly her hands on involvement with civil rights. To see Joan Baez in concert was a dream come true. There was a lot of planning that went into attending the concert due Read more
