Last week I wrote about Roger Staubach and visiting the NFL Hall of Fame. The event was amazing, and I felt like a kid again walking through the museum. As I mentioned I grew up a Steelers fan and was eight years old again when I saw the bust of Mean Joe Greene. How I … Continue reading Hall of Fame and Heroes
Author: Patrick
Steelers and Staubach
I have been a Pittsburgh Steelers fan all my life. (I thank God, Dave, and Peggy for that.) Growing up a Steelers fan in the 1970's meant we basically had a singular enemy, the Dallas Cowboys. America's team, my a%%! Now, my parents were two of the kindest people I ever knew, but they had nothing, … Continue reading Steelers and Staubach
Give me my BIBLE back!
New post at http://www.patrickday.org. Please read, comment, and share as you see fit. Thank you.
I’m Back, Embarrassed, and Angry
I haven't posted here since January, and I know my reader has missed me. I love writing, but will readily admit that posts will come sporadically over the next couple months. With three teenagers, one of whom is headed to college, I don't know that there will be a "regular" week in the near future. … Continue reading I’m Back, Embarrassed, and Angry
Goals, Part 2
As I mentioned last week, I joined an on-line exercise group for the first 90 days of 2018. The posts in the group are interesting. Some of them are very specific: I missed my workout yesterday. Should I double up today, or just do today's workout? I think my nutrition has been off a little, and … Continue reading Goals, Part 2
Goals, Part 1
I joined an on-line fitness group for a 90-day challenge to begin 2018. There are about 9,000 people in the group. In that group, I have seen numerous posts about nutrition, diets, supplements, etc. I shared the following suggestions there. A number of people found it helpful, so I thought I would post it here, … Continue reading Goals, Part 1
2018
On September 1, 2017, I started a three-month sabbatical from the church I serve. It was a pretty amazing time. I got to spend time with my kids, traveling with my oldest to visit colleges, with my younger son to play some hockey, and long peaceful days at the barn with my daughter. I started … Continue reading 2018
Not Me
When I was in seminary, I sat in a theology class with six other students around a table. One day, the discussion was about oppression and prejudice. People shared some very personal painful stories about how they had been mistreated at best, abused at worst. I sat quietly. Finally, one student noticed I wasn't saying … Continue reading Not Me
Nothing New
So I have this game on my phone. I don't have a ton of games, just a couple. Puzzle games mostly. I'm a fan of checking out, but I still like to keep my mind engaged to some extent, rather than mindlessly throwing birds at a building, or whatever might be popular now. In this … Continue reading Nothing New
Go DEACS!
This weekend is my 25th college reunion. Due to other obligations, I will not be going. College seems like yesterday and it seems like a lifetime ago. Along those lines, I have mixed emotions about those four years. It certainly would be interesting to go back. When speaking with a classmate recently, she said it will … Continue reading Go DEACS!