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Monthly Archives: July 2016
Choose Your Words Carefully
Yesterday morning I left the Abbey at about 10:00 a.m. A part of me was sad to end such a significant chapter of my fully amazing life. A larger part of me was excited for what lies ahead. After a … Continue reading
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Tagged Authors, Awakenings, Divine, Driving, friendship, Gethsamani, Kentucky, Lexington, Life, Love, Speaker, travel, Words, writing
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Walking Out of Gethsemani
This morning I depart from this chapter of my journey which has led to many places without traveling far at all. I have had many flavors of silence in the last four days and I have also had many conversations. … Continue reading
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Solisbury Hill
For those of you who are out there wondering if I will write a blog post for each song in Peter Gabriel’s music library while I’m on this trip, I can assure you that I will not. In fact it … Continue reading
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Tagged home, Ireland, joy, letting go, Love, Mountain Biking, Music, peace, Peter gabriel
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Seven Men Who Challenged Me
On Monday night I sat on the deck of my Louisville B&B with a glass of bourbon and looked into the heavens. The nearly full moon dominated the sky and I became increasingly aware of how many people were on … Continue reading
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Tagged Bourbon, co-workers, Compassion, Contrition, Joe's Chicago, Kentucky, Love, male role rodels, Mentors, unconditional love
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Across The River
Last night I began my travel to the place I have been called to for quite some time. I decided that it would be best if I worked my regular day at work and the drive to Kentucky after my … Continue reading
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Gethsemani
“James you should consider coming down to the Abbey of Gethsamani in Kentucky with me one of these summers. We can stay in the monastery and reflect and pray and read Thomas Merton. We can also hit one of the famous bourbon distilleries on … Continue reading
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Love Can Heal
Last night when we arrived at our fifth row seats for the Peter Gabriel/Sting concert at the United Center in Chicago, I had a fleeting moment where I thought that I was at my first concert ever. Now mind you … Continue reading
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Tagged All lives Matter, concerts, Genesis, It's gonna be okay, Jo Cox, Love, Peter gabriel, Stephen Biko, The Police, Turmoil
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Changing Hate to Love and other things my water bottle taught me…
Many years ago, long before she was my wife, Christiana gave me a gift of a purple and pink Sigg water bottle. One of the many things she does to help me is to look after my health in any way … Continue reading
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Tagged Cycling, Gifts, learning, Love, Margery Williams, Sing water bottles, Toastmasters, travel, Velveteen rabbit
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