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Lets Pretend it’s Christmas

Lets Pretend it’s Christmas

by | Dec 24, 2014

Listen to ‘Lets Pretend It’s Christmas’ It’s Christmas Eve. It was around this time of year that my mother died, not too long ago. The holidays have not been quite the same since. It’s brought up a lot of questions about what Christmas...
The Book On the Taboo Against Knowing Who You Are [Review]

The Book On the Taboo Against Knowing Who You Are [Review]

by | Dec 11, 2014

The Book On the Taboo Against Knowing Who You Are is a classic book by Alan Watts. One of the more than 25 books he wrote before he died in 1973. Watts was one of those legendary thinker-types that was probably just a few degrees off from true insanity. Or at least he...
Opportunity Screams [Review]

Opportunity Screams [Review]

by | Dec 3, 2014

Opportunity Screams by Tom Asacker. I’ll admit, the title caught me. I read the book because the last one, The Business of Belief, was excellent. Paradigm shifting. I wanted to hear more of what Asacker had to say. I wasn’t altogether disappointed. The,...
Non-Sequitous Images of New Orleans

Non-Sequitous Images of New Orleans

by | Nov 30, 2014

I spent several days in New Orleans on a wedding assignment. While there, I wandered the area around Bourbon Street with a colleague. We spoke to locals and tourists and just generally enjoyed the vibe. These images are not the result of intention. They are nothing...
The Business of Belief [Review]

The Business of Belief [Review]

by | Nov 24, 2014

My digital copy of The Business of Belief by Tom Asacker has more highlights marks in it than any book I’ve read in months, or possibly years. That’s saying more than it might seem. The book was short, I was finished in less than 3 hours. 3 wonderful...