Still Waiting
Thank you for your courage, endurance, and hope, Yoryi.
Our stories are similar. And while I continue to hope for change, I do not believe it will happen in the United Methodist Church.
I am finally reaching a place of acceptance. It is happening as I find acceptance outside of the UMC. It grieves me to realize that the ties that bind are loosening for me, mostly for the sake of my children. But by grace they have grown to an age where they are able to make choices of their own, and I have to admit that, when it comes to the Methodist stand on homosexuality, my stubbornness in sticking with it hasn’t done them any favors.
Until that day, when justice shall roll down like waters, and righteous like an ever-flowing stream, I am still waiting. Hope, however, left me years ago. I’m only now admitting it.
A Year with a Beard: Week Nine

People have started to notice and I’m starting to have second thoughts. I need some encouragement.
Last Day of Gratitude Week: Share Your Five

I’m off work today so there’s no commute. But there is time for gratitude:
Birds at the feeder while I drink morning coffee.
A day with Ben and Ruth.
Friends, old and new.
My faith.
icanhasgrace.com’s lil’ saints.
Have a happy Easter.
Party with Athena

The Parthenon in Nashville, Tennessee houses a golden statue of Athena. Today, the goddess is hosting a private party. When I snapped the picture above, the party dj was playing “Walk Like an Egyptian.”
Musically, I’m a big fan of mashups. But this Nashville, ancient Greece, 80s pop, ancient Egyptian mix is too much to comprehend.
I Dropped My Phone
And I got tired of feeling the resulting scratches every time I used it. Here’s my solution:

I think it looks badass.
Facebook Has To Do a Better Job Profiling Me
These ads have shown up more than once on my Facebook newsfeed. Hahaha!
Get By With a Little Help
When your workday is a struggle, what gets you through?




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