Amiga: Luvable lutheran's blog

Many of us wish our family and friends "Safe Travels," as they begin their journeys, whether to and from school or home or just to work each day.  I usually don't think much about it since it is in God's hands.  I try to drive safely, but much also depends on the "other driver."  There isn't much you can do if a drunk driver is going the wrong way in your

Many of you have noticed the recent weather anomalies.  Madre's written about snow in Colorado.  Forum discussions have ranged from not enough snow and cold in Canada to the much warmer and mild air in Pennsylvania. 

I am reading Restless Skies: The Ultimate Weather Book Release Date: 25 October, 2004

For those of you registered for FOR YOU NC or contemplating regiatration at this great conference or just fo rthose of you that might be passing through Asheville, NC for business or pleasure, you might be interested in the following blog.  Bill Leslie of WRAL in Raleigh, writes about some of the best

Many of us will be traveling again soon, whether across town to grandma's or across the country home for a winter break or even to one of the HT Conferences or Retreats.  I thought I'd share a few travel steals and deals, especially for those on a limited budget.

1.  If by car:  check out

I am watching Rick Steves - Best of Travels in Europe (British Isles/France/Spain & Portugal/Germany, Austria & Switzerland/Italy/Greece, Turkey, Israel & Egypt) Release Date: 09 March, 2004

It's beginning to feel a lot like winter.  This morning on my way to class the windchil was -18 and on my way home it had climbed all the way to 0!  I was a wimp and took the tunnels where I could across campus to stay warm (and probably since I'm a bit under the weather.)  It's a 20 min walk from my office to church where I park and that

I am reading The Fire And The Staff: Lutheran Theology In Practice Release Date: January, 2005