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"Hard to believe it's been that long, and interesting to read the comments and see where we were. I've evolved in many ways--new degree, new career, a couple of new homes in a couple of states, and my kids well set on their own paths. But none of us…"
"I hope Peter didn't go. I just caught up belatedly with this blog thread and appreciated his heartfelt post very much. I understood (I think) his purpose, or need to communicate his perspective on time spent in The Way. Sorry to bring this thread…"
"Steinbeck is a favorite of mine, going back to high school when I devoured all his books one after another. He had incredible insight into the struggles and heart of the common man, and expressed it so powerfully as you've illustrated here. As…"
"Glimpses into the lives of these men and their daily actions is intriguing, more so to me at this point than word studies et al. However, there are a lot of "if"'s in the post above. We can never know what those books or scrolls were, or if it was a…"
"Wow. You did put effort, study and thought into this topic, Karl. And on that basis alone, I think it deserves respectful response. I do not have time to read the entire second post this morning, but your conclusions are interesting. I do relate to…"
"I feel foolish myself commenting here because I usually avoid posts on Biblical topics--I'm not into Biblical research these days and don't have much to contribute on that score. But on a rare visit to the site, I happened onto Emil's blog where he…"
"Wonderful insights, Sarah, thanks. As a reader, I tend toward novels for reasons she expressed -- I experience people, places, cultures, conditions unknown to me. And it's not a cerebral learnning; it's the heart, bone, blood, and guts of the…"
"WOW. People think I move a lot but now I realize I've been pretty stationary. Now I still have this question, tickling around in my head, because a year is barely time to get half the boxes unpacked and you're off again -- Why? What inspires you to…"
"Yes, Karen, I see this in re-reading your comment, and thanks for the insight on elitism. There certainly was plenty of that!"
"Thanks, John! I kind of forgot about this blog myself. I appreciate your interest. And I got your friend request-- surely we were friends on this site already?! Oh well, we're good now."
"Not sure how I missed this blog LewEllyn.
LewEllyn Hallett has won the 2008 Ann Stanford Poetry Prize. Sponsored annually for more than 20 years by Southern California Review (SCR), the prize awards $1,000 to the winning poet. Hallett’s poem…"
LewEllyn Hallett has won the 2008 Ann Stanford Poetry Prize. Sponsored annually for more than 20 years by Southern California Review (SCR), the prize awards $1,000 to the winning poet. Hallett’s poem…"
"Thanks, Karen, and my thoughts are indeed here where so many old friends and memories are rekindled. However, I actually can rule out God. That was my point, I guess. I've observed that it's difficult for current Christians to accept that Bible…"
"Hey, Lynn. Just thinking of you. Hope your holidays were sweet and all is well."
"This thread's been around for awhile but I just found it so a little late with a comment. (BTW, loved the Church Lady skit!) Just thought I'd add one aspect of my recent experience. I haven't so much gotten the cold shoulder -- it's been great to…"
"Happy birthday, Cheryl! And I love your profile picture."
"Did you find Steve? He's here and also my Facebook friend. Let me know if yo still need to connect."
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Thanks for the note. Great to hear from you.
You said on your page that you are a "freelance writer of feature articles on the side." Where might I find any of these articles?
I haven't written any poetry since we were at HQ. It is sort of a by-gone era for me, I guess. I recently started writing some Biblical research type articles and have begun posting them on the blog on my page. I'll add another every couple of months or so. The first one reminded me soooo much of the days when I used to get repeatedly schooled by the editorial department at HQ. The accuracy of the translation depended on the placement (or not) of a comma to indicate a restictive or nonrestrictive clause.
Our son, Rex, (now 19) has in the last year or so turned his attention away from math and science to liturature and writing. He now says he wants to be a professional writer (novels, short stories and such).
Sue sends her love.
Thanks again for the note.
Bless,
Ken
Cindy Martens
The kind of spiritual transition that you allude to in your bio can either burn you out completely on religion or deepen your relationship with our Heavenly Father as you go to Him for his instuction as to how to proceed in your walk. God loves us even where men and religion fails us.
He never ever ever will leave us or forsake us. Let God's Word speak to your heart and trust in the Lord to send you some other of His children with whom you can fellowship. Most churches will have some Christians who you will connect with. God will guide you to them. Just ask.
I saw an article today in the Hippo with your smiling face and thought, I know her!!! It's been a very long time though. We have lived in New Hampshire for 16 years. You can email us at alivor@comcast.net, (I cannot seem to get the old one on here to change) if you want to get in touch. take care,
Alice and Robert Vorbach
Luv u,
Roberto
One thing. Your page said you are 30th Corps. I remember seeing you in Emporia with the 15th. What happened did I miss something? I always thought you graduated with us. Well...Let's stay in touch OK? Luv u,
Roberto
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