And, I suppose I've learned a couple of things over the course of this year, despite my reluctance to do so.
- There is so much I don't and can't ever know, and I'm glad.
- Talking theology is an oxymoron.
- Living directly across the street from a fire station is neither as annoying nor as fulfilling as you might think.
- Home is neither here nor there, but some amorphous space in between.
- Prison is generally scary. Prisoners generally aren't.
- Eating together is much more profound than we realize.
- Boys are friends, too.
- I love books. I knew this before, but I really love books.
- In a disconnected, far-away existence, cell phones are amazing.
- I like being an adult.
- I hate being an adult.
- Coffee shops should perhaps replace churches.
- William and Mary is an exceptional place. I knew this before, too, but didn't realize exactly how exceptional it was until I came somewhere else.
- Jean Calvin was, for the most part, grossly and dangerously mistaken.
- I am who I am because of Roanoke, Virginia, and a few people there.
- Life is chaos.
2 comments:
I heart you b:) and I miss wm too, though probably for different reasons.
Speakin' as one who is half erudite and half redneck, I admire yer third divinity. Keep on keepin' on!
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