There are only two possible lifestyles: Gospel and not. Full stop.
Thanks for discovering (and sharing with us) this marvelous time-suck. It's a procrastinator's dream.
Posting in haste, I'm not about to comment on the insightful parts of your blogpost, except to say a quiet and sincere "Amen."
posted by Lisa Fox at 7/05/2010 03:49:00 PM
I'm a progressive Episcopalian raised in the South and now (thanks to a job change) living in the conservative Midwest. I worship at Grace Episcopal Church in Jefferson City. I love the Episcopal Church, which rescued me from a life of wandering meaningless and gave me a way to explore my faith and belief in God. On any given topic, I am prone to yammer-on way too long. Sometimes I ponder way more than I should. A blog-friend said that I demonstrate a "muscled love for our Church." I hope I can live up to that. And right now I'm pondering Blogger's challenge to define myself in 1200 characters.
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I simply love it! You did much more with the background than me, my being such a lazy minimalist. (Then again, a backgound of "purple haze" might be perfect in my case. LOL) Love the cat, the computer, and the coffee! It screams, "I have everything I need...now get lost!"
Glad you liked it, KirkE. It was a fun exercise.
But you haven't quite read through the image aright. Cat and coffee say one thing. Computer says another. Background may say yet another. And none of it says, "... Now get lost."
LOL, that's good! The cat looks a little needy, though! Or nervous!
Hey, come to think of it, that is part of the exercise too...I may interpret "your cartoon" differently. Kind of like how sometimes, people think I'm "angry" when I'm really just being "intense."
Oh, yeah! I, too, often experience the angry/intense thing.
BTW, my cat is needy; he became diabetic a few years ago.
And, remember, the SouthPark image generator gave us only so many options.
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