To See Something New
Last summer our youngest daughter had asked to have a family day at Santa Monica Pier to celebrate her birthday. It was a clear day at the beach, and shortly after a brain freeze from Dip...
Couch Confessions.
Does it vex anyone else that all used furniture from the last millennia is advertised, “Vintage Mid-Century Modern”? I’m in the market for a new (or used) couch, but I haven’t found one worth the delivery...
Love Will Meet Resistance.
The office is empty except for on thing: a lone computer desk—the only furniture left to move over to our new apartment in Hollywood. Every room has become a bathroom-like echo chamber making phone conversations more...
Back on a Bike for the First Time—Continuing “Here’s That End of Summer Feeling”
Even if I haven’t ridden in years, it’s fun to hop back on a bike, feel that muscle memory kick-in, spin the peddles while I face the wind, and enjoy the ride. I wish movements in...
Here’s That End of Summer Feeling.
“I’ve been feeling a change is coming for the last two months. God is moving us. I can’t continue in the work I’m doing and we can’t live here anymore.” Coming off an epic week, it’s...
How Seeking Self-knowledge Led to Doubt — Radical Simplicity
This post is part of the ‘Radical Simplicity Series’ confronting futile ways we seek to get our life on the right path. Exposing and addressing these matters of the heart is significant to what’s ahead for...
How Seeking Self-Help Led to Judgment —Radical Simplicity
This post is part of the ‘Radical Simplicity Series’ confronting futile ways we seek to get our life on the right path. Exposing and addressing these matters of the heart is significant to what’s ahead for...
Radical Simplicity — A Series
Simplicity can be defined as the state of being simple or uncomplicated. In me, it evokes the tranquility felt as I ascend the escalator onto Ikea’s showroom floor. From furniture to store layout, they clear a...