The “Did They Do That Again” Friend
The other three posts that I’ve made in this series of friends have all been fairly positive. Some quirks that …
The “Silent Cool Kid” Friend
You and your friend are preparing for an interview. You’re not sure how it ended up happening, but here you …
The “Sit Next To Them At Lunch” Friend
When you were a kid, no doubt there was someone who would come over for dinner and you would always …
The “LET’S GO!” Friend
I hope everyone has had a “LET’S GO!” friend in their life. Who is this person? This is the person …
Life at a Startup: Level Twelve
This is Part 12 of a weekly series on my growth and development at a software startup in Austin Texas. …
Access to Information Does Not Make a Better Society
I heard some random statistics one time that I can’t seem to dig up, but the basic idea of what …
An Inch Deep and a Mile Wide
“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son …
No One Cares About You
I may have already written a blog post about this, but going with the flow of the post, I’m sure …
Lukewarm People
“I know your works: you are neither cold nor hot. Would that you were either cold or hot! So, because …
Karen
As I was walking to my car after work, I saw a man in the distance behind it who looked …
Life at a Startup: Level Eleven
This is Part 11 of a weekly series on my growth and development at a software startup in Austin Texas. …
Relationship Non-Negotiables
Setting standards and non-negotiables going into relationships is really important. Two reasons: The first is because we have a lot …
The American Dream
“The American Dream is that dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for …
Life Logistics
In one month I will have no home. I’m not sure if my next step is supposed to be to …
The Music Mood
Kids are often known for their tendency to move from one interest to another quickly and without much warning. At …
The Tradition Of Time
I often find the idea of time and traditions odd. For instance, what makes a birthday special? Yes. I understand …
Why Christians Should Bring Their Bible To Church
On an average Sunday at most churches, my guess is that about 20-30% of the congregation has a physical Bible …
Ungratefulness: Finale
See my last three posts in this series for context if you’d like. Everyone has a story. As I’ve gotten …
Life at a Startup – Level Ten
This is Part 10 of a weekly series on my growth and development at a software startup in Austin Texas. …
Ungratefulness: Part Three
I start backing up out of my normal parking spot in downtown, and a homeless man comes running up to …
Ungratefulness: Part Two
I’ve had interactions with several homeless people since my time in Austin began. While I was living at my office …
Ungratefulness: Part One
There’s a small black man who sits on the side of the road every morning when I walk to work …
Annoy
Sometimes, life just likes to slap you in the face. My unending journey in a world of technology that hates …
Humble Beginnings
I love good stories. To be honest, I like bad ones a lot of times too. Do you ever stick …
Life at a Startup: Level Nine
This is Part 9 of a weekly series on my growth and development at a software startup in Austin Texas. …
Big Bend – July, 2019
About a week before the 4th of July, I realized that I was going to have an opportunity for a …
Stories From The Trail: Part 1
There is an unrealistic expectation often associated with things like backpacking and/or traveling. as I’ve followed others journey’s and had …
Off the Grid but Still Connected?
It’s hard to get truly disconnected from technology. I’m off backpacking in one of the most remote National Prks in …
Pack It Up and Go
Routines are good. Routines have helped me so much in the last month and a half to really start getting …
It’s Not That Hard to Meet New People
I’ve realized over the last month how much I love to meet new people. Something about the transition of someone …