Tuesday night after my midterm, I was standing outside a classroom at Harvard on the opposite end of the hall waiting for my friend to come out of class, and as I glanced up at the bulletin boards that span across the wood paneled walls, I saw a couple of things that interested me: One … More Egypt: The Revolution and Its Repercussions
Today, I enjoyed tremendously (meaning: I was really, quite filled with joy) reading about the Lord Jesus’ resurrection and what that means for us as those people who believe into Him. I’m almost done reading the book of John (I’m not reading the Bible in order, just studying it in-depth at my own pace) – … More Five Blessings
speaking of operational definitions in psychology… what about an “alarm clock?” the kind of alarm clock that someone chooses can tell a lot about that person… is it… a clattering old-fashioned alarm clock, echoing tinnily? a chime? drums? a doorbell? salsa music? a lazily strummed guitar? the sound of your daughter saying, “mommmmmmy, WAKE UPPPP!”? … More wake up!
