"We have defined holiness through what we separate ourselves from rather than what we give ourselves to. I am convinced the great tragedy is not the sins we commit, but the life we fail to live." - Erwin McManus,
Seizing Your Divine Moment
About Me
- Name: Rick
- Location: Cayce, SC
husband. father. coffee-drinker. reader. writer. music listener. iphone 4 user. mini cooper driver. social media goofball.
Verse of the Day
Former Blogs
Book Reviews
- Christ the Lord - Out of Egypt
- Comes A Horseman
- The Gospel According To America
- You!
- Provocative Faith
- Practitioners
- Jesus In The Margins
- Velvet Elvis
- God's Blogs
- Wrapped In Rain
- Wonkamania
- Twentysomething
- Just Married
- The Gutter
- Eleanor Rigby
- Monster
- The Seeker's Way
- Experiencing the Power of the Cross
- Leadership Wisdom From Unlikely Voices
- The Last Word, And The Word After That
- Comic Book Character
- The Jesus Habits
- Searching For God Knows What
- a Generous Orthodoxy
- Out Of The Question...
- The Assignment
- Under God
Movie Reviews
Music Reviews
Published Elsewhere
Alert Level
Flickr
Book Discussion
Previous Posts
- Lonely @ the Front
- Jocelyn's Prayer
- Untitled
- Caron's Prayer
- Prayer
- Some Love
- Video Latte'
- Next Week: Book Blitz
- Game of Tag
- Caffeinated Love
Web Links
- Seacoast-Irmo / Blog
- Seacoast Blog
- blogs4God
- Relevant Mag
- Dan Kimball
- Savage Chickens
- Big Idea
- Dallas Willard
- The Off Ramp
- John Piper
- Faithmaps
- Don Miller / Burnside
- Next-Wave
- Starbucks
- Jammin' Java, Columbia
- aGO & NKOC & OTM
- USC / SECsports
- Garden State blog
- Blockbuster.com
- Fanball
- Gmail.com
- XMradio
1 Comments:
For some reason, this photo just cracked me up. My son plays football, basketball and lacrosse -- (and golfs in his spare time -- as if that ever happens...). My daughter plays soccer, volleyball and basketball. The dogs chase tennis balls which we buy in quantity to deter them from chewing on the lacrosse balls which are now housed in my car to protect them from said dogs. Over the years the official ball size changes for the age bracket they're in for football, basketball and soccer, and for some reason we never throw these things away -- so in my garage I have at least 20 balls of varying shapes and sizes. At least. We have three big plastic containers meant to house balls -- and it isn't enough. Heavy Sigh. At least none of our collection has sponge bob smiling up at me. We do have one or two that glow in the dark.
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