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Archive for July, 2007
The Lonely Forest’s debut album: Nuclear Winter
Monday, July 30th, 2007I have been listening to The Lonely Forest for a while now and their EPs have always left me wanting more. To be honest, I was a little nervous when Tony left and the God is Dead project was sidelined for Nuclear Winter. With the release of the new album, my concerns have […]
The Start of a New Year
Monday, July 23rd, 2007I am back from a wonderful week of camping with my family. The weather forecasters may have lied (ok, they didn’t lie, they just have no idea how to predict weather patterns farther the 4 hours ahead of time), but we still had fun. I will get pictures up in the next few […]
Some pre-break housekeeping…
Friday, July 13th, 2007How can I take a break? My entire life has been one big break lately. Oh well, calling it a vacation is just as bad because I am not vacationing from anything… Any way you look at it, I won’t be around for a little over a week.
Tomorrow (ok, technically today) I will […]
The Three B’s of the Church
Sunday, July 8th, 2007Another great message today over at All Saints Church, this time by my good friend Dan Dameron. He spoke out of Luke 19:1-10, the story of Jesus and Zacchaeus. This is a story that a lot of people are familiar with: the tax collector (read: morally bankrupt sellout) Zacchaeus wants to see what […]
Independence Day 2007 in Pictures
Thursday, July 5th, 2007Seattle’ Gas Works Park fireworks celebration on Lake Union.
Yes on this year’s celebration of our independence that comes around every 4th of July I managed to take a few pictures. I’m sure you are surprised. Our original idea was to spend the day at Woodland Park Zoo… but then we decided that it […]
And Now For Something Completely Different
Monday, July 2nd, 2007It isn’t that I don’t have stuff to write about, it’s that I’m lazy and unmotivated. Well I suppose that isn’t entirely true, I have just been doing other stuff. I wonder what my next post will be about?
I hope it will live up to the dramatic tension that I have no doubt […]