





What hill are you ready to die on?
It is time to Share My World Again. Since this week’s questions haven’t gone up yet and since I was on vacation last week and not blogging for a few days here are last week’s questions and my answers.
What is the perfect pizza?
The perfect pizza is BBQ chicken, But that is today. Yesterday I would have said Hawaiian.
What is your favorite time of day?
My favorite time of day is that hour just before sunrise when the streets are quiet and the world has yet to wake up.
Show us two of your favorites photographs? The photos can be from anytime in your life span. Explain why they are your favorite.
My favorite photos change almost as frequently as my idea of the perfect pizza. I will show you two of my newest favs and they are tied directly to an adventure I took with my daughter Amanda on Saturday.

The tardus was visiting Montague MA on the same day Amanda and I went on our latest Book Crawl.

Amanda and I love to go shopping for used books. It is such an adventure. This time I bought five to her one.
Complete this sentence: I’m looking forward to….
The photography walk I am about to take out the new Northeast Walking Path.
Bonus question: What are you grateful for from last week, and what are you looking forward to in the week coming up?
I am grateful that I have been on vacation. I am looking forward to another full week of it!
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A must read.
Jesus told her, “I am the resurrection and the life. Anyone who believes in me will live, even after dying. Everyone who lives in me and believes in me will never ever die. Do you believe this, Martha?” (John 11:25-26)
Read: 1 Samuel 26:1-28:25, John 11:1-54, Psalm 117:1-2, Proverbs 15:22-23
Relate: “I am the resurrection and the life. He that believes in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live…”
“That’s bull.” Jason thought. But then, when the preacher stopped and those closest to him turned to look in his direction, he realized that he had done more than think it. So he said it a bit louder and more clearly. “That’s bull. Carlie believed and she still looks dead to me.”
“Jason I’m…”
“No preacher, keep your false sympathy and your empty platitudes to yourself. It’s all bull. Believing in Jesus didn’t raise Carlie up. It didn’t protect her. Believing…
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The boundary lines have fallen for me in pleasant places;
surely I have a delightful inheritance. Psalm 16:6
THIS IS A MUST READ!!!!
If you want to know what’s going on in the world, just look at graffiti.
I swear, take a walk through the Lower East Side of New York, and you’ll get a better and more accurate depiction of the issues than even Buzzfeed will report.
And let’s be honest here: I love a good street art display. Banksy has taken the possibilities of a spray can from a crude gang tag, to a high concept art instillation. While all the while remaining anonymous…and dodging the law.
#goals…except the whole breaking the law part lol

But as I was heading out to meet up with my friends this past Friday night, I came across some graffiti that literally made me stop and take a picture.
Because it reflected, what I personally believe, is the most detrimental way of thinking, that frankly is F-ing a lot of things up.
And that…
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Here’s a thought on the need for hard work from one of the hardest workers I know.
Andy working hard…
I just recently read a FB message from a former runner who noted, after running 4.5 miles with the temperature at 78° and the humidity at 85%, that he was so drenched with sweat that he felt he could have wrung out his t-shirt. He asked if anyone else still running noticed that they were beginning to look more like me when I used to run. (Thanks for that, Andy.) But it’s true. I really could wring out my shirt after a run. In fact, when my nephew and I used to do distance runs together, it would be a point of pride that there wouldn’t be a single dry spot on our shirts. It would be a sign of slacking off if there were those 2 little dry triangles at the bottom of each side of our shirts. When I played…
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Great word.