Categories: "Personal"
Return from UT Tyler
Much of my blogging ceased when I started back to school in 2008. There are some, but few, entries between 2008 and 2012. Now, I have a little more freedom to write, and with a much improved platform in b2evolution, writing will be easier to do.
To be continued..
AZZ Blogging
February 17th, 2007Unlike writing a novel or technical manual blogging is a daily struggle. While I may be pleased with one entry the next three or four may be considerably less "flowing". In those times I'm tempted to begin procrastinating but I know that once I stop more »
Compatibility
February 14th, 2007Compatibility is a strange phenomenon. In many areas compatibility is not that big of a deal. In an effort to make things work we can adapt to less than ideal situations.
In marriage that is particularly true more »
Is it Christian?
February 11th, 2007Much of a Christian's life is spent considering whether or not this or that is a Christian thing.
Obviously there are the most obvious things. But there are a lot of things that are not so obvious. Some of t more »
UTHCT
February 10th, 2007Another web review
Having reviewed the TylerPaper web site yesterday I reminded myself that I hadn't reviewed UTHCT since it's relaunch. One of the most impressive local web sites here in Tyle more »
The New tylerpaper.com
February 9th, 2007The Tyler Morning Telegraph unveiled its new web site today and I obviously went straight to the computer to check it out. You will have to consider that I've visited their old site on numerous occasions. The new tyle more »
The Stock Market and Christians
February 8th, 2007Years ago the stock market was something for the wealthy to invest in. Today with much of American business going "public" most everyone has some kind of investment in the stock market. At every turn there's a philosophy about how to play the stock ma more »
The Aisle Walkers
February 4th, 2007I've always liked starting religious exhortations with some mention of 1st century Christianity as if that it the purest form. Why change now?
I was raised in a Baptist church and I wouldn't doubt that the clin more »

