I love our lake life and I love the effort to simplify our living. But I will admit that I am fascinated with the life cycles in large cities. For instance, Washington, DC has plenty of problem areas, but in recent years a number of bad neighborhoods have been reclaimed with city residents who live, play, eat, and often work in the neighborhood. I witnessed this last night. It was cool and it was community. Yes, I like community. Always community in any shape or form. It is good stuff.
Link-O-Rama
- Friend of Missional - What is a Missional Church?
Church can be different - Seth Godin: Author, Agent of Change
When it comes to marketing, Seth gets it. - Nooma
The short Rob Bell videos are deep. Try a few and share them with your friends. - Paul's Funky Stuff!!
Because Paul's got it going on!
- A bit of this, a bit of that...
Our Baby Girl is a blogger. And she's saying some interesting stuff.... - Happy Feet!
Greg thinks he has a weird sense of humor. I agree! - Ever Wonder
My wife has a great writing style. She's finally making more of it public again! - Rules for my unborn son
Great advice for any man.
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October 30, 2009
DC at dusk
I love our lake life and I love the effort to simplify our living. But I will admit that I am fascinated with the life cycles in large cities. For instance, Washington, DC has plenty of problem areas, but in recent years a number of bad neighborhoods have been reclaimed with city residents who live, play, eat, and often work in the neighborhood. I witnessed this last night. It was cool and it was community. Yes, I like community. Always community in any shape or form. It is good stuff.
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