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Hunger for God

Sunday, November 4th, 2007
I’m trying out the ‘ clipmarks‘ Firefox addon by posting this. Hopefully it will work as expected.

With all the religious education I’ve received, there is something inside me that says I should be satisfied with all that knowledge, that says I should I have a pretty firm idea about what it is all about, who God is, why I am here, where I am going. But I remain unsatisfied.

I’ve tried to remain satisfied with “knowledge that is not knowledge.” But I remain hungry.

Father Stephen nails it for me today.
clipped from fatherstephen.wordpress.com

We must hunger for God Himself, never anything less. This is why we must know our ignorance. We must not be satisfied with knowledge that is not knowledge. Only true knowledge of God should and can satisfy the true longings of our heart. We who once walked in the cool of the evening with God should not settle for something less (I know the imagery is just that- imagery - but it points to the nature of true knowledge).

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Father’s Day Weekend, July Fourth, and other photos

Friday, July 13th, 2007

Photos from the Live Oak Music Festival on Father’s Day weekend, a trip to the water park, The Fourth, and some random moments.


Chillin’ in the sand at the pancake breakfast at the local community center…

That's good eatin'!
Mmmmm…. oatmeal.


Mr. Aidan


Ready for a ride.


Gratuitous ham shot.

Get over it.

Sunday, May 13th, 2007

The most important thing for me (now, at least) about this blogging business is the “log” part in “blog.”: logging things about life; things that I may want to revisit someday; things that I don’t want to forget. I’ve had this site up since 2000 ( or thereabouts ) and have thought of it mostly as “just a place to post some pictures.” Which is true, it is that. But in rereading some earlier posts I’ve realized it is something of a journal, a diary - albeit an imperfect one. A few years ago I foolishly deleted a bunch of posts because they seemed too old, too “irrelevant.” I’ve come to regret that decision a lot.

I have to think primarily in terms of “log” because otherwise the public nature of all this might cause me lose my nerve. The internet is awfully public, y’know. There are plenty of things I want to “log”: passages from a book I’m reading, other bloggers, family photos, trips to the beach, maybe even a thought of my own or two. If I don’t think in terms of “autobiography” or “diary” or “spiritual quest” or “shameless self-promotion” I’ll be okay. It’s a just a log of life. No big deal. Get over it.