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Well, of course it's about my life and stuff I think about. Just like a quadzillionbazillion other bloggers. I'm obsessed with God. I love beauty, enjoy absurdity, dance with despair, seek silence, and think everyone is goofy. Here's my world and what I think of it....
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- The Ultimate Blog Compliment
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- Orthograph #34 - Can't Get No....
- Orthograph #33 - Ye Are the Light of the World
- Orthograph # 32 - The Potter and the Clay
- How Big is a Virus?
- Orthograph #31 - The Value of Opinions
- First Time for Everything
- Orthograph #30 - Better Discussed Over a Beer
- Orthograph #29 - Experience and Priorities
- Orthograph #28 - Assessments, Critiques and Progno...
- Orthograph #27 - Does God Speak to Your Heart?
- Orthograph #26 - Haiti and the Theologians
- Orthograph #25 - True Confessions, Part 2
- Orthograph #24 - Calendars Part 2
- Musical Jeep
- Orthograph #23 - Old and New Calendars Part 1
- Orthograph #22 - Toll Booths?
- Beauty Will Save the World: Theophany
- The Holiest House Blessing
- Orthograph #21 - Signs and Wonders
- Right Wing Prof Reposes in the Lord
- Orthograph #20 - My Journey
- Orthograph # 19 - Beginners
- Orthograph #18 - Who is that Masked Man?
- The Jesus Movies
- Orthograph #17 - Internet Orthodoxy
- Try to Not Think About This...
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- Grandson Meets Moo
- Orthograph #15 - When Convert Priests Meet
- Old Hippies Live Here
- Delight in Destruction
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11 comments:
You have the best confessions!
(you should ask your choir director to sing even softer durring matins because i missed a couple of them).
HAHAHA! [chortle, snort, guffaw]
Such a husband may find himself living with his wife as "brother and sister" sooner and more regularly than he ever expected.
Oh, dear.
What is it about Prot converts to Orthodoxy that these, ah, humorous orthographies are, um, too close to home?
Funny, stuff, tho' guy. I really like your orthographs.
Deb, Yup. Actually he probably already is, and is trying to make it out to be a spiritual virtue rather than a consequence. Don't ask how I know this stuff. :)
Abe: Awesome tree frog! What's his name?
SP: I think the answer you're looking for is: "While dressed as an ice hockey goalie in full pads and helmet. You can skip the skates, but you might need the stick."
This guy's wife and kids are in danger of becoming Mormons or something!
His name is...frog i guess. We found it in a state park, but didn't take it home. :)
"What is it about Prot converts to Orthodoxy that these, ah, humorous orthographies are, um, too close to home?"
I am so lucky to have converted from "nowhere". My baggage was a toothbrush and a change of underwear.
Anon,
Weird place to store dentures???
Anon, Yeah, most of us have carry on and checked baggage that we pick up and start unloading after we've arrived. :)
Well, as a godless heathen, I didn't need to unlearn the cross direction, be afraid of dropping a "and the Son" in there, etc. (Somebody did that about 3 weeks ago in our parish. 15 years Orthodox and inattentiveness got her.)
But mostly it's the joy of learning this for the first time, even a few years in. American Orthodoxy might be better served looking to the heathen like me than trying to filch Anglicans and Evangelistic types..
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