peers

It just boggles the mind to think that a child could be homeless in the richest and supposedly most advanced nation in the history of our planet.

(Watch the video here)

So there's an interesting debate going on from our post yesterday about Mike Stewart, who is angling to replace disgraced state lawmaker Rob Briley. The question is whether he should have to answer for the behavior of his peers at Waller, Lansden Dortch & Davis.

Angelia is not impressed with Republican Congressional challenger Phil Roe’s approach to health care:

Just when I thought I was done eating ribs, a group of my peers traveled to downtown Memphis to check out the Rendevous Restaurant. Good stuff and friendly service from the long time servers (even though one of them threw a hissy fit over splitting the check six ways - you're rolling the dice on additional tip monies...)

for the last few years, i’ve wanted to start a non-profit something-or-other that accepts donations and supports pastors who are in transition or out of work. when i was sixteen, my dad went for almost a year between pastoring and working in the marketplace. my parents cashed in his retirement and accumulated a ton of debt just to pay the bills.

(note: Originally written my sophmore year of college in January 2003)

I just got off the phone with the recalcitrant brother who is rapidly becoming the radical leftist among his group of friends.  I can’t tell you how funny this strikes me, but apparently knowing your Bible and a little bit about Malcolm X makes you a commie in his world.

Last night I went to a third grade concert where Bear sang songs with her class. It was adorably sweet (shut up) and I found myself quite smitten with the whole thing.

This may sound weird but it was very NPR-like. I don’t know how to explain it any other way.

Digging into the archives again. I wrote this over five years ago when I was at Wheaton College. It’s a parable…

Many collegiate entrepreneurs are taking advantage of the growing number of student business hatcheries popping up on college campuses. Hatcheries offer students access to space, technology, expertise, and experiential learning as they start and grow their businesses while in school.