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Posted on March 2, 2007July 8, 2025

Snapshot of my life at the moment…

Status quo with the heath stuff. I was back at the doctor today and they were surprised at the swelling and pain I am still having – so more and different drugs. Oh so much fun.

I’m spending most of my time working on stuff for the upcoming Emerging Women Midwest Gathering. Its coming together and we have a great group of women attending. There are a handful of spots still available if anyone is interested in attending. Registration is open through March 9.

I’ve finally got around to starting to read Peter Rollins How (not) to Speak of God (for the upcoming Emerging Women book discussion) and now I’m understanding what all the buzz has been about. This book is summarizing so many ideas I’ve explored over the past 6 years. It is one of the most clear portrayals of emerging postmodern thought that I have read yet. Highly recommended.

And on the completely fun level… can I express my frustration with American Idol and LOST. I still love Lost, but what’s up with all the false/misleading advertising? We’re still waiting to find out anything (what Jack’s tattoos say wasn’t the huge reveal I was hoping for). And I’m sick of the popularity contest parts of American Idol. Why get rid of people who can sing like AJ and Leslie and keep horrible singers like Antonella and Sanjaya?! It’s just frustrating…

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