Making My Boast
Psalm 34:1-3 "I will bless the LORD at all times; his praise shall continually be in my mouth. My soul makes its boast in the LORD; let the humble hear and be glad. Oh, magnify the LORD with me, and let us exalt his name together!"
Tag Archives: Writing
Words on My Lips
Running has become such a place of solace and strength for me. This, however, often found through pain, weakness, and exhaustion. As my body strains beyond what it deems possible at the moment, while it wrestles with its mortal limitations, … Continue reading
Posted in Adam, Blogging, Relationships, Writing
Tagged communication, marriage, non-verbal communication, relationships, telephonophobia, verbal communication, Writing
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Pyramids and Possibilities
I have to admit. I’m a nerd and a lover of research papers. I wrote my first research paper on the Pony Express in 6th grade, followed by a few others, until in 10th grade, I wrote my first 30-page … Continue reading
Posted in running, Work, Writing
Tagged Fiction, giza pyramids, Non-Fiction, pony express, racing, running, running clothes, Writing
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Taking Responsibility: Binghamton
Over the last 48 hours, a discussion about the character of the city of Binghamton has exploded over the social networks. Binghamton University Student Alyssa Mercante posted a personal opinion article in Binghamton University’s Pipe Dreams in which she berates the … Continue reading
Do I Dare?
Such a wrestle. Such a fight. Such a quandary. I’m here, given time, opportunity, equipment, and mental energy, and yet I find myself tossing and turning within, juggling ideas, and furrowing my brow in an attempt to make it all … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Writing
Tagged hard story, long-term effects, priorities, quandry, scandal, story, telling the truth, truth, Writing
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Writing: The Art of Asking Questions
Stories are built around mystery, conflict, triumph over odds, battles, and the development of character. However, in reality, stories are merely a product of questions. Questions, those moments, glances, breathes of uncertainty first capture the mind of the writer and … Continue reading
