Sometimes, writing a blog feels weird. Not because writing is weird or even sharing a bit of yourself online. It’s usually the last little portion of the blog. That, I learned something, portion. It’s not always there, but when it is, you suddenly feel like a teacher of sorts. You’re giving your advice to whomeverContinue reading “No Degree”
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A Single Moment
It’s amazing how much a single thought for a single moment can create a lifetime of struggle. Today, more than anytime in history, we see how saying something can eventually be turned against you. We see how ideas of the past can stain a person’s reputation even after they’ve now changed that opinion. Learning toContinue reading “A Single Moment”
The Uselessness of Yesterday
Time is such a fickle thingIt swaysIt movesIt ever singsIt’s always new and never oldYet more of it can make you bold You somehow have it all the timeYet notIt goesFast as the rhymeIt sits upon you like a weightBut still it drifts with every date You have it all, but still have noneYou wakeYouContinue reading “The Uselessness of Yesterday”
The Worth Of Souls
Probably the most misunderstood figure in the life of Jesus Christ is the Apostle Judas. He walked with Christ, saw His miracles, felt His majesty, and yet, at the end, betrayed Him. How could one who walks with God turn against Him? People argue he had a different vision of the journey Christ was meantContinue reading “The Worth Of Souls”
The Inconsistent Battle
Something my wife does, which is brilliant, is making a group of things work together as a whole. She can find some of the most unrelated objects and next time I see them they’re all together sprayed in a beautiful array on a side table. She has an eye for decorating. This goes beyond justContinue reading “The Inconsistent Battle”
The Caged Bird
The other day, my wife was on a walk with the dog. Nearing the end of the walk, the dog seemed unusually interested in the trunk of a car. Her mind started thinking the worst when an injured bird leaped out from its hiding place. Her immediate thought was to help, but she knew IContinue reading “The Caged Bird”
Artistic Chaos
My wife and I are both artists. She is brilliant when it comes to decoration. The other night she showed me a picture of a display she’s made at work and I was blown away by how awesome it looked, then she explained her process behind and I was entranced. I can’t measure up toContinue reading “Artistic Chaos”
Jacob Gittins 