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Tornadoes in My City Video of One of the Tornadoes (Storm chasers are crazy!) Video Footage of the Damage I’m alive. Maybe a little worse for the wear. Yes, train cars did get derailed and cars did land on top of one another. Here’s… Continue Reading “Tornadoes in Kearney”
Hint #1: Won 5 Oscars in 1979. Hint #2: The character who said this was played by Dustin Hoffman. ________________________________ “Daddy, you’ve really lost a lot of weight”, he looks up at me and he says “And it’s all gone to your nose.”
Photo courtesy of Lola Rodriguez over at stock.xchng.com For my new series on expectations, click here My cousin over at in progress recently posted some questions about expectations… living with them, living without them, and all the frustrations that go along with a disappointment… Continue Reading “Living Life Without Expectations”
A good friend of mine from college started a vlog a while back and introduced “Dramatic Reading Wednesday”, where he recites lyrics from ridiculous songs in a very earnest and sincere way. Only Craig can make it as funny as it is. I requested… Continue Reading “Milkshake”
Come on, you guys. That one isn’t that hard!!!!! You can do it! A: You can never go too far. B: If I’m gonna get busted, it is *not* gonna be by a guy like that.
My pastor and I had a heart to heart last night after rehearsal. I talked to him about my recent questions about residue, and he reminded me of something very, very important. We’re used to setting a goal, running the race, and crossing the… Continue Reading “Types of Growth – the Apples”
10.) I look to the time with you to keep me awake and alive 9.) So we build/We build/We clear away what was and make room for what will be/If you hold the nails, I’ll take the hammer/I’ll hold it still, if you’ll climb… Continue Reading “Top Ten Romantic Song Lines”
Years ago my friend Russ drug me to the movie theater to see the movie The Beach. It was not a good movie, nor one I enjoyed. I did, however, appreciate the extremely formidable question it posed to my heart. How far would I… Continue Reading “Mad World”
Stephanie Nelson 