Several people have commented that they see my Tweets (Twitter updates) pop up in Facebook, on my blog, or other places and they don’t have any idea what they mean. So, I thought I’d break it down a little to help you understand the anatomy of a Tweet.
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As part of getting my book finalized for publication, I’ve been working on several online projects “behind the scenes.”
You can now visit the website for St. Peter’s Brewery at :: http://www.stpetersbrewery.info, follow the conversation on Twitter (@stpetersbrew), become a fan on Facebook and join our Flickr group and share a picture of your favorite sanctuary/sanctuaries.
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Just a quick break from my blogging siesta to let you know that it’s that time of year again – time for the annual Post-Thanksgiving Breakfast in Deep Ellum!
Come join others from encounter and The Mission as they serve breakfast to the under-resourced in Dallas’ downtown/Deep Ellum area.
Continue reading Opportunity to serve :: Post-Thanksgiving Breakfast
Yup, I’m taking a break. A sabbatical, leave of absence, vacation, or whatever you want to call it — a break from Web 2.0.
As of writing this, I’m not sure how long it’ll be. I’m thinking at least two weeks, but maybe the whole month of November. We’ll just wait and see.
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Just a brief heads up…
I’ll be back on Power FM Sunday night for Open Lines on Powertalk with Rick Walker. The show runs from 9 to 9:30ish PM CST.
It’s always a great time — and with Open Lines, you just never know what you’re gonna get.
In the past, we’ve talked about everything from cow tippin’, teen sex, masturbation, why God allows suffering and lots more.
In the DFW area, you can listen in on 89.7 FM KVRK or anywhere in the world, listen online at 897powerfm.com.
Wednesday of this week (10/28), was the third anniversary of my proposal to Laurie. I’m still thrilled that she said yes.
We were married six months later — April 28, 2007.
Continue reading The one where we say ‘I do’