Serenity Now!

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  I’ve been busy, and not in the best sense. Work has taken over life to the point my health is not as good as it once was. I work 60+ hours a week, not including commute. I might have 3-4 hours a day to do anything else. The rest is sleeping, or trying to.   I’m always looking for something else. I’m tired.

Randoms

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Here are five easy ways to beat writer's block. Number 4 looks fun!

Looking for a good movie? "That's What I Am" is a new release starring Ed Harris.  This is the story of a 12-year-old boy who "is convinced he's been pushed toward social suicide when his teacher pairs him up for a project with the school's biggest reject. But the boys form an unexpected bond when bullies turn their attention to an unlikely target." Netflix has it on Instant.


Creativity--the sure sign we are made in God's image:

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