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FINALLY! I’ve been wanting so long to get a photoblog up and running, but haven’t been able to find the time. But thanks to Quixotic Pixels for a quick and easy template to at least get me functional. I’m going to put together my own, but I really wanted to at least start filling it... Read More
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Strewn across the vast expanse of data and virtual worlds comprising the Internet are the ideas, philosophies and collective knowledge that represent mankind as a whole. Science has never ceased to amaze us with its mysteries unveiled and its questions explained; yet we have almost progressed to a point of second-guessing ourselves. We predict tomorrows... Read More
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No doubt these are familiar, but I’ve moved my piano improv’s off my main page and wanted to keep an archive for searching’s sake. They are extremely rough in places, but keep in mind these are straight from brain to ivory, no retakes. Hopefully some of you enjoy them enough to be worthwhile: Wedding Recessional... Read More
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So my friend Drew called me up a month or so ago and asked me for some help. One of the teens in his youth group had submitted a photo to be on the cover of Jones Soda and he wanted me to vote for it. So I did. And while I was there, I... Read More
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Found these interesting Java applets while scouring the web. Lot’s of interesting mind-bending stuff here. Definitely try out the Life vs. Life game. It allows you to create a matrix of cells and then allow them to reproduce and fight another cell matrix based on set rules. The player with the most cells remaining after... Read More
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Stood beside the casket of Jessica’s grandfather today. As far as I know he had no faith in Christ. Ironic, though, because so many people came out and wished beyond all hope that we’d see him again someday. The common sentiment seemed to be, we want it bad enough, therefore it must be true. It’s... Read More
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So I put together a list of some of the coolest things I’ve found on the internet this week. Trust me, these things are going to cost you a lot of time, so be careful: :: Street Figher Online – Just like the old SNES version, only now you can play against other people online.... Read More
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Why, why, why God do I wallow in insecurity? You have brought me a love I am most unworthy of, and instead of lavishing you with praise, I’m living in fear that you’ll take her from me. Oh this life is so full of forgetfulness–I drive at night with music beating you out of my... Read More
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Goodies for Well Behaved Readers
Everyone behaved so well when I was gone that I thought I’d give you a few goodies for being on your best behavior. Click here to download my latest piano improv, Thoughts on a Stormy Sidewalk and Click here to view thumbnails of my new site design (look for a debut soon, comments welcome)
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The unpardonable sin. Traveling halfway across the United States and forgetting a camera. Words will have to suffice, although we’ll leave the “a picture is worth a thousand” right here and just do what we can. I’m of course using the plural collective, why, I don’t know. We got on the road early Friday morning... Read More
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*giddy laugh*
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I’m twenty eight today. Life is good. This state of limbo–between my old life and my new life–I could do with out. This gap between the present and the future seems so interminable! I have all the anticipation of my new life, none of the excitement of my old life, so I’m caught between churches,... Read More
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The Cutest Baby Ever (like anyone can even know that)
If you do your homework on infant shoes before you invest in whatever kind of baby shoes you are looking for you’ll find out if soft soled baby shoes are appropriate or if you should find another style. As a birthday present for my mom (and myself), we flew Jessica (the other one) and my... Read More
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Although the job hunt was far from successful, Jess and I had the privilege of joining a ministry group called Urban Hope this afternoon for a children’s service in Kensington, PA. Kensington is a suburb of Philly, obvious by the colonial houses turned slum.
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We’ll, what did you expect on April Fools? At least it’s not as bad as some of those pranks we played in college: rotting radishes under the bed, a LifeSaver in the showerhead, Nair in the shampoo bottle. You’ll forgive me, I trust. On a more serious and less joyous note, I had a job... Read More
Hello, I’m Jesse.
