“Word to yo motha”
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Working on a new WordPress theme
Over the weekend I started working up some mock-ups (demos) for a new web design for some friends.
I don’t know that they’ll use what I originally came up with, but thought I’d keep working it and turn it into a full WordPress theme.
Right now I’m calling it Rockband, but I plan on changing the name to something a bit more clever before I release it into the wild.
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Blessed are you…
A modern telling of the B-attitudes.. 140 characters at a time:
Blessed are those who don’t have it all together.
Blessed are those who have run out of strength, ideas, will power, resolve, or energy.
Blessed are those who ache because of how severely out of whack the world is.
Blessed are those stumble, trip, and fall in the same place again and again.
Blessed are those who on a regular basis have a dark day in which despair seems to be a step behind them wherever they go.
Blessed are you, for God is with you, God is on your side, God meets you in that place.
The gospel is the counter-intuitive, joyous, exuberant news that Jesus has brought the unending, limitless, stunning love of God to even us.
via @realrobbell
What did you enjoy?
On this week’s podcast, Justin Snyder makes a comment that’s stuck with me since our chat last week.
“You should do what did when you were 5, because that’s what you really enjoy – that’s what you’re really passionate about.”
I twittered it yesterday, and got some fun responses on Facebook…
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Cereal
This week on the sbpodcast, we talk with Justin Snyder about his film company Abandon Films and how his life, faith and film intersect through his creative work (BTW – jealous of his job).
During the show, Justin shares some of the background behind this video:
Do you have a “roommate” that likes to invade your life and eat all your cereal? What do you do to get rid of these annoying “roommates.”
Posterous or Tumblr?
I’ve noticed several friends moving towards Posterous and/or Tumblr?
They both seem like another aggregate for lifestreaming. Like variations of Friendfeed, without the automatic importing.
What’s the difference? Which do you prefer? Why?
Share your opinions in the comments below.
As a bonus for fans of WordPress and Tumblr, there’s what looks to be a great plugin for folks wanting to use their WordPress site more like they would Tumblr.