Dresden, Germany.

Dresden. We were here on Friday. Some of the team had to get their visas stamped again and so we just took everybody across the border. We had a really good time, and for all the details you can go to my sister Sarah’s blog entry and read all the gory details (the goriest being…

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69,000 pilgrims in Spain this year

From a News article this morning: “Over the past two decades, the recorded number of pilgrims trekking to Santiago de Compostela has soared from just 120 in 1982, to nearly 69,000 this year. An expert on the pilgrimage, Olivier Cebe, says the surge has been astonishing, particularly since most of the pilgrims are Europeans, and…

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Austin Powers marathon

We watched an Austin Powers marathon last night for our belated pizza night, but I fell asleep during the second movie. I must have been dreaming that Austin was preaching a sermon!!!

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Theoblogians in France

I saw Oikos pop up in the Typepad blogs and a few clicks later, I was reading French language blogging about God – Funny thing is that I know these people in Paris, I have stayed with Jonathon Finley in their WiFi house during an event earlier this year (read my old blog entry for…

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Blogging Course

Bruce, who is grieving over losing the rugby a minute ago, put me on to this blogging course resource page.

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She Got Maryellen Eyes

The type you are reading right now was just increased in size (at least it is supposed to be) at the request of Maryellen McKee, of Whitethorn, California, who doesn’t want to buy glasses. Hi McKees!!!

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Big-Budget ‘Narnia’ Film

Big-Budget ‘Narnia’ Film Nearing Production This should be an improvement on the last Narnia film series!!! Good to see them film it in NEW ZEALAND.

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I blinked and missed it

Brad told me that he and his friends were all discussing an excellent post by Dan Hughes on TheyBlinked but when I went there, I couldn’t see which one they were talking about. I like Dan’s blog and his way of thinking. Dan, who I met in person earlier this year in Austin, is another…

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DwightFriesen.com

Checking in on my friend in Seattle who has a really good web site – dwightfriesen.com – for thinking and art. Hi Dwight. Really late now – 1:30am. I felt a little sick earlier and went to bed. I woke up and thought it was morning. But it wasnt at all moring. Now I tap…

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Tamara’s Rash Gone

Tamara has had a rash which is now clearing up – we stopped the red cordial drink and it seems to be doing the trick. She is well. She speaks a little. She loves her dad. She likes to put on shoes and dress up like dad. And eat what dad is eating. Dad’s happy!

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Elizabeth’s Tooth Capped

Elizabeth got her tooth capped, after knocking out the corner of her front tooth over the weekend. Unfortunately, it was a bit of a horror story. The dentist at the hospital in Prague was barely competent. She was barefoot!. Yes, barefoot. And after she put the putty in and finished off, I had to encourage…

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Steve Taylor on Postmodern Monasteries

Steve Taylor, who will be publishing his paper on his DownUnderBlog really soon, makes some recommendations for “postmodern monasteries”. • A physical space. I think it needs to be earthed somewhere. It becomes far more meaningful if relationships are physically shared. • Develop a rhythm of prayer, a shared daily spirituality that ensures geeks do…

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Trying to Define the Postmodern Monasteries

Much discussion going on about this. What is the difference between a “monastic” and an “ecclesiastic” model of church? Aren’t monasteries where people go to retreat from life rather than engage? Is the community in Austin a “monastic” structure at all and who cares? Regarding the Austin community, and many of the similar communities in…

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20inch iMac

Now thats an iMac! I got my first and only iMac in March, 2000. Its still going strong and is the hub of our “digital lifestyle”.

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iPod MP3jing

Methodshop.com: “There’s two ways to DJ with an iPod. The first is to go “pure Pod” and set up with two iPods and a mixer. This method is less perfect and more for the crowd’s geek-fun of it all. The mp3j’s doing all the mixing are usually audience members like at noWax or APT. The…

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Ooze Web-a-thon

Spencer Burke has been giving himself away at The Ooze for 6 years. Time for payback. The guy needs to support his family. Someone needs to send him some money for 2004 and the Web-a-thon may help.

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Westlake on Matrix

My Aussie friend Geoff Westlake finally saw Matrix Revolutions and blogged some thoughts, including a quote from the Wachowski brothers in 1999 to Time Mag: “The Bible seeks to answer a lot of relevant questions for man,” says Larry. “In the film we refer to the story of Nebuchadnezzar; he has a dream he can’t…

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RSS Feeds

Up early this morning, loading up sites on the RSS News Feeder. I am using Net News Wire as my software of choice. Basically what it does is bring all the web sites and news headlines (and blog titles) to me instead of my chasing down them. Another good reason for all bloggers to switch…

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