Posts Tagged hope
This week has flown by! It's amazing how fast it went by me. I have been very busy this week. Everyday seems to be a rerun I cannot get out of. However, I don't mind...
As I have already stated, I have been very busy this week. I am exhausted and stressed. I try to smile, nonetheless. As I came h
07.26.2011| The Fish Tank | jihyechoi
Happy Birthday to me! Happy Birthday to me! Oh, how I look forward to growing just another year older today... and hopefully a little wiser also. However, age is an interesting conundrum. As we age, we move one step farther from the crib and one step closer to the grave. What does it all mea
06.10.2011| The Fish Tank | Christopher Hopper
"What do I want to do with my life?" the ever-wary college student contemplates as he moves one day closer to graduation day. Doubt creeps into his mind as he realizes that he will soon move into a world where he will have to steer his own ship. He knows he doesn’t have complete control over t
02.22.2011| The Fish Tank | Christopher Hopper
If you’ve read my blog more than two or three times, you already know how delighted I am by religious literature, especially religious literature that I haven’t come across before. Nothing reminds me that Christianity isn’t just a twenty-first-century American phenomenon like discovering a pie
10.28.2010| The Fish Tank | Anne L. Goetz
“Well, if a man is not to believe in himself, in what is he to believe?”
This question posed by G.K Chesterton’s well-meaning publisher, served as the premise for Chesterton’s book, Orthodoxy, in which he provides the answer to this query (hint: it involves God!) Indeed, belief in one's s
09.24.2010| The Fish Tank | Jeweliann Houlette
I think I revisit this particular poem periodically, but it struck me differently this time, this time because while I agree with Larkin, I also profoundly disagree with him; and history disagrees with him as well, on the matter that church buildings are going into disuse. They are not.
Church Go
05.14.2010| The Fish Tank | Judith Huang
A friend once told me he suspected that the world and in fact, life itself, is a kind of divine conspiracy with the single purpose of molding souls - a vale of soul-making, he said. Perhaps that is so. Perhaps the moment we have obtained the right shape, have finally been burnished to his likene
04.13.2010| The Fish Tank | Judith Huang