Good Morning, God! I don’t think I’ll read this book, God, but I really enjoyed the article about Sian Beilock’s research in Discover Magazine. Choke isn’t about failing to do our best — Choke is about falling into the abyss…
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Christmas is Coming — Joy is Here
Good Morning, God! The rain held off last night and we had a lovely “family dinner” up at the OCC. It was really a Stanford Club function, but we — plus Kit’s brother, RC, and Larie and Martha Lee —…
Seasons of Snow and Expectations of CHANGE
Good Morning, God! Here is lovely Ireland — almost totally covered in snow. I suspect they feel like Seattle feels when a rare snow fall hits. I’m sure that there are some folks saying. “SEE! Where is the Global Warming?”…
Other Vantage Points — and Processing
Good Morning, God! It’s fun to see things from different vantage points. Looking at this photo I can see where we live and I can see where my Mom lives. This photo is from a site called the Gateway to…
Praying Together — A Call
A call to pray together in small groups.
No sooner asked for, than “HARD” arrived
Good Morning, God! It was JUST yesterday that I was asking for Your Help, God, in the HARD WORK of learning. And then this very morning I find myself “learning” the new iLife computer program in order to transfer a…
My Role Model and her new iMac
Learning is hard work — But it is the hard work we were designed to do!
The Awesome Creativity of LIFE, but ARSENIC?
Good Morning, God! Aaah! Yet another scientific dogma SHATTERED! The building blocks of life were known to be: carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorous and sulfur. That was THAT! But a young NASA scientist, Felisa Wolfe-Simon, was fascinated at how crustaceans…
Optimism? — an interesting viewpoint
Good Morning, God! I’ve listened to this book. And it feels a bit like a kick in the head! WHACK! Things are getting BETTER! WHACK! WHACK! It’s odd, God. I have always thought of myself as a “biological optimist” —…
A View Through A New Window
Good Morning, God! Last month, friends and I were lunching at the Honolulu Academy of Arts. Afterwards we looked around the gift shop. I was making my usual slow circuit of the room when I came to the far corner…
A Moment with God 