You know how we were always told as kids that someday we would learn to love all the gross stuff we had to eat--like mushrooms and steamed spinach? I still don't. So glad to have finally debunked that myth.
It is true, though, that we limit ourselves by never trying new things. Like shortcuts, Microsoft Excel, Crocs, and--my personal favorite--Nutella. We often don't ever get to enjoy things, simply because we just never bother to try them!
Look away from this screen for a moment. What do you see?
Ben and Katie—graphic design graduate students on campus—introduced me to the world they see.
“Everything that’s anywhere should have a point. Just take a look around us.” Katie gestured around the room we were sitting in.
Some people are extremely blessed. I mean, all of us are blessed. If you are a child of God and you are living obedient to His Word, you know that you are blessed.
But whew! I mean, some people are blessed with things like "being-good-at-everything" skills and "knowing-just-about-everything" skills and "not-being-awkward-every-chance-they-get" skills.
We have runs for fundraisers; we have runs for legislature; we have runs in our socks; and we "make a run" for our money.
We have noses that "run" and minds that "wander," and bloggers who write puns about runs, and that's no pun.
Tonight gives the word run a definition which has created a buzz across campus for the past two years.
Ever see those negative-space drawings that represent two different pictures depending on the way you look at it? Boy, those were best! An hourglass begins to look like a pair of twins, and an upside down frog on a lily pad becomes an old lady with a beard. Ok, I’ll show you a few pictures and you think about what […]