A harsh reality.
And an astonishing paradox.
The opposite of knowing where we are going and how to get there is being lost and clueless.
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A harsh reality and an astonishing paradox
Tag: Paradox
Lord, keep us always humble, even when Your blessings reign down
Lord, keep us always humble, even when Your blessings reign down.
Seriously.
And please don’t make us wait.
We look like such fools when we wait too long.
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Quickest and easiest way to get lost in the middle of somewhere?
Quickest and easiest way to get lost in the middle of somewhere?
Nature is a labyrinth in which the very haste you move with will make you lose your way. – Francis Bacon
Fast and efficient may not be so effective after all.
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Ever feel guilty going out to dinner?
Sometimes we see images of third world children on the brink of death from starvation.
It really impacts us emotionally. Our heart breaks for them and we wish it wasn’t so.
And not long afterwards, we have absolutely no thought of that whatsoever.
But occasionally we do. It’s an uncomfortable feeling.
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Alcohol made everyone amazingly brave, but not this…
Mardi Gras 2013 began yesterday, and yours truly was there.
Teaching all day inside the Mercedes Benz Super Dome, dinner at The Palace Cafe on Canal Street, beignets for dessert at Cafe Du Monde while sitting on Jackson Square fence, watching Mardi Gras parade pass by.
Heading back to the Hyatt Regency New Orleans, for amusement, we walked a few blocks down Bourbon Street.
What started as a spontaneous moment to stop, step aside, and people watch for a moment morphed into a 30-minute sit-com.
Mesmerizing.
Fascinating, it seemed we (most likely) were the only two sober folks in town.
Alcohol made everyone amazingly brave. But it didn’t make anybody an ounce stronger.
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