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  Sometimes in our writings we can express our ideas more appropriately than we ever could conversationally. So we shall write. It's healthy. @gregthewanderer
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  Reflection on Eternity
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  A Pebble in the Shoe
  A Dog and his Homeless Man
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  Posted on March 14, 2017 March 14, 2017
  Weekend Report
  I understand it is Tuesday, and this report covers more than the weekend. I am weary of thinking of titles for my sporadic, jumbled mess of words. If I think of anything impressive while writing, I’ll update the title for you. I don’t want my words to be read because of a catchy title. Hey, that’s … Continue reading Weekend Report
  Posted on February 20, 2017 February 20, 2017
  02/20/17
  I woke up on a borrowed air mattress in a borrowed apartment. The view from the windows covering the walls proved I was floating eye-level with the surrounding skyscrapers. The view brings me back to my accommodations during work training in August of 2015 (and I thought that would be my career). The city of … Continue reading 02/20/17
  Posted on January 9, 2017 January 10, 2017
  PB&J
  Some remnants of the weekend snow and ice are still on the streets of Charlotte today. I had picked up some PB&J earlier this weekend, hoping to put it to good use while crashing at a friend’s apartment (They call him Sam). Today I borrowed a knife from Sam’s silverware drawer and made seven sandwiches. … Continue reading PB&J
  Posted on September 7, 2016
  Buying lunch for my favorite veteran.
  Last week my grandpa was invited to a veteran’s breakfast by some fellow vets. This was a great way for him to make some friends while spending time in NC. He needed a driver, and I was the guy for the job. We headed over around 8:15. The cafe was packed. The cafe specifically caters … Continue reading Buying lunch for my favorite veteran.
  Posted on August 30, 2016 August 30, 2016
  Fogginess to clarity
  I shared this message on August 23rd via social media: As many of you know, I have been traveling quite a bit over the past four months. I have had opportunities to talk and meet with people in a lot of places in Europe, in a few places in Africa, in Puerto Rico, and since … Continue reading Fogginess to clarity
  Posted on July 24, 2016 July 25, 2016
  “you did what?”
  Last year I was handed the keys to a beautiful, brand new company car…with 6 miles on it. My phone automatically synced with the radio when I climbed into the plush driver’s seat. Car washes, gas, and maintenance were completely covered. Today, I am driving a borrowed 1997 passenger van, with unknown mileage, to shuttle volunteers … Continue reading “you did what?”
  Posted on July 20, 2016 July 20, 2016
  Liberia in 44 flashes
  You likely just finished up your lunch break. It’s a typical Wednesday; the week is wearing on you. Take a few moments of your afternoon and soak up these images. Then do something with it. This gallery is for everyone who supported our time in Liberia. If you prayed for our team, if you donated, if … Continue reading Liberia in 44 flashes
  Posted on July 14, 2016 July 14, 2016
  Ministry
  Ministry is a funky word. I used to associate ministry with excessively strict people, clerical collars, and all those activities and events the “church people” wanted my money for. I used to think “ministry” was one of those words reserved for the Christians who “had everything figured out.” Newsflash: I have been looking everywhere, on several continents, and I … Continue reading Ministry
  Posted on July 6, 2016 July 6, 2016
  A month later…
  Here I am, back in the Puerto Rican office with AC and my classic laptop from senior year of high school. Can you believe I am typing for the second day in a row? Incredible. So, what brought me back to the keyboard? This. As you may know, or may not know, I backpacked through … Continue reading A month later…
  Posted on July 5, 2016
  Sólo Tenemos Una Vida
  We only have one life. You have one life, I have one life–regardless of last name, socioeconomic status, nationality, profession, bank roll, political affiliation, vehicle type, stress experienced daily, number of social media followers or scholarly achievements hanging on the office wall, etc. Each person has one life, one opportunity, one set of numbered days … Continue reading Sólo Tenemos Una Vida