Youth is when you're allowed to stay up late on New Year's Eve. Middle age is when you're forced to.
— Bill Vaughan
Family 2014
Sunday, December 31, 2006
Sunday, December 24, 2006
For Today, A Window is Exactly What I Need
Window In The Skies
The shackles are undone
The bullets quit the gun
The heat that’s in the sun
Will keep us when there’s none
The rule has been disproved
The stone it has been moved
The grave is now a groove
All debts are removed
Oh can’t you see what love has done?
Oh can’t you see what love has done?
Oh can’t you see what love has done?
What it’s done to me?
Love makes strange enemies
Makes love where love may please
The soul and its striptease
Hate brought to its knees
The sky over our head
We can reach it from our bed
You let me in your heart
And out of my head, head…
Oh can’t you see what love has done?
Oh can’t you see what love has done?
Oh can’t you see what love has done?
What it’s done to me?
Oh, oh, oh, oh…
Oh, oh, oh, oh…
Please don’t ever let me out of you
I’ve got no shame,
oh no, oh no
Oh can’t you see what love has done?
Oh can’t you see?
Oh can’t you see what love has done?
What it’s doing to me?
I know I hurt you and I made you cry
Did everything but murder you and I
But love left a window in the skies
And to love I rhapsodize
To every broken heart
For every heart that cries
Love left a window in the skies
And to love I rhapsodize
The shackles are undone
The bullets quit the gun
The heat that’s in the sun
Will keep us when there’s none
The rule has been disproved
The stone it has been moved
The grave is now a groove
All debts are removed
Oh can’t you see what love has done?
Oh can’t you see what love has done?
Oh can’t you see what love has done?
What it’s done to me?
Love makes strange enemies
Makes love where love may please
The soul and its striptease
Hate brought to its knees
The sky over our head
We can reach it from our bed
You let me in your heart
And out of my head, head…
Oh can’t you see what love has done?
Oh can’t you see what love has done?
Oh can’t you see what love has done?
What it’s done to me?
Oh, oh, oh, oh…
Oh, oh, oh, oh…
Please don’t ever let me out of you
I’ve got no shame,
oh no, oh no
Oh can’t you see what love has done?
Oh can’t you see?
Oh can’t you see what love has done?
What it’s doing to me?
I know I hurt you and I made you cry
Did everything but murder you and I
But love left a window in the skies
And to love I rhapsodize
To every broken heart
For every heart that cries
Love left a window in the skies
And to love I rhapsodize
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
meghan's translation of a rob bell quote:
"The day after Thanksgiving in America, is called Black Friday. Roughly two weeks ago the numbers came in -- they believe Americans spent, on gifts for Christmas, roughly 9 billion dollars.
So we spent, the day after Thanksgiving two weeks ago, a number that would provide water and sanitation for the WHOLE world. "
I am SO glad that we are doing buy nothing christmas.. it doesn't necessarily add to the water and sanitation thing at all but it helps with my own mental sanity.
So we spent, the day after Thanksgiving two weeks ago, a number that would provide water and sanitation for the WHOLE world. "
I am SO glad that we are doing buy nothing christmas.. it doesn't necessarily add to the water and sanitation thing at all but it helps with my own mental sanity.
Friday, December 15, 2006
Songs For Christmas
It's not often that the Sheffs agree on anything -- let alone music -- but Sufjan Stevens is one of a very small club of musicians: the Duhks, the Decemberists and the aforementioned Sufjan. We first heard him of NPR singing about the Lord God Bird (a 1.5 m tall woodpecker) thought to be extinct in the Arkansas backwater. Google this song -- very interesting.
In keeping with the season, I suggest you listen to some of Sufjan Steven's Songs for Christmas.
It makes everything right in the Christmas crazed world.
And helps you avoid the mall.
Monday, December 11, 2006
Sunday, December 10, 2006
I Need to Remember this Quote....
maybe you do too....
- Jim Wallis,
Sojourner Magazine
We are the people we've been waiting for.
- Jim Wallis,
Sojourner Magazine
Thursday, December 07, 2006
Interview with Bill McKibben ($100.00 Holiday)
One of the ironies of this business is listening to people say, Oh but if you changed Christmas it would wreck the economy. The idea that our economic success should depend on the corrupted celebration of the birth of someone who told us to give everything we had should lead us to question the rationality of a hyper-consumer economy.
--Bill McKibben
--Bill McKibben
Monday, December 04, 2006
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