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Archive for June, 2007
« Previous EntriesCome listen to some good music at the High Dive!
Wednesday, June 27th, 2007Calling all Seattleites! Tomorrow night (Thursday, June 28th) at the High Dive (location) at 9:30pm for a mere $6 you can come to a rockin’ show put on by my fav, The Lonely Forest. This is a CD release show for Lacey Brown whom I have never heard before, but listening to a […]
Griffey is welcome in Seattle any time.
Monday, June 25th, 2007Source
Dressed in street clothes after the game, Cincinnati Reds’ Ken Griffey Jr. talks to reporters. Two home runs hit by Griffey moved him past Mark McGwire to seventh place in all-time home runs at 584. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren) Source
Ken Griffey Jr. has been my favorite baseball player since he started with the Mariners […]
The Stranger: A Month of Sundays
Friday, June 22nd, 2007Fairly recently The Stranger put out a piece titled A Month of Sundays wherein 31 reporters (and I do use the term somewhat loosely) took to the streets of the Seattle metro area to attend 31 different churches of various flavors.
Seattle is godless.
We are, rather famously, one of the least churched cities in North America. […]
Who do you say Jesus is?
Monday, June 18th, 2007Bill Berger over at All Saints Church gave a great message on Mark 8:22-30 yesterday that caused me to reflect a bit on a few things.
Jesus heals a blind man… after two tries… and then shortly after asks his disciples who they think he is. (And in a rare occurrence in Mark, Peter was […]
The Lonely Forest at the Fremont Fair
Sunday, June 17th, 2007It had been a while since I saw The Lonely Forest (see my Lonely Forest blog page or their new demo music page at Virb) perform; fortunately I remedied that problem yesterday by walking down to the Fremont Fair where I met up with my sister and Bekah to catch the trio live once again.
Bekah, […]
The House
Thursday, June 14th, 2007I feel like I am finally moved in. The large majority of my stuff is where it should be. I have once again started exploring around the Wallingford neighborhood. I am back in Seattle.
Yep, I am even back to lounging.
I suppose it is somewhat odd that I am actually writing this entry […]