As you maybe aware Mrs Dryden – the heart and soul of the Dryden household, the love of my life who is of course my wife – is scheduled to deliver the third Dryden child of the marital union. (Someone once said I had a way with words, I know it’s a double edged compliment, […]
Read More How’s Authrine Watch – Part OneWhat do you wake up to? The alarm disturbing the semblance of sleep you were enjoying? The singing birds outside your window as you take your time stretching and yawning to embrace the new day? For slow starters who perhaps require a hot caffeine packed beverage to get the engines running, I offer this stimulating […]
Read More Morning JoyRecently I did the quarterly review of the kind of stuff that’s been published over at the over place. As I mentioned in that report though, whereas that blog is an open access blog with a lot of stuff easily accessible to people interested in the things I am, this here blog, the older blog, […]
Read More State of the Blog Address: Jan-Mar – DMCDI like the concept of a homecoming ceremony so that when someone dies rather than getting all upset and everything, we actually celebrate the life that was and usher them home. It’s not completely heartless towards those who mourn and this song is right for the occasion. I enjoyed watching it. May have a little […]
Read More How Do We Say Goodbye?When I started blogging back in 2005 it was something to keep me writing. OK to be fair, it was something there to get me writing more regularly in the first place. In those early days I was a bit sporadic in the entries and would go in fits and starts. As the weeks and […]
Read More State of the Blogs Address: Jan-Mar Review – Among FriendsI often wonder about real love. I listen to stories of relationships where people have been used and abused and they’ve stuck around longer than is healthy because of love. A love they have for the person and a love they perceive is reciprocated in some bizarre fashion by the one claiming to love them. […]
Read More Everlasting Love – Cece WinansThe following is something that was inspired by an email I received from a very close person in my life … relationally. If you read it in a particular way it may be structured in a familiar way to a song that was rendered originally by one Kirk Franklin. Due thanks go to him for […]
Read More The Reason Why I TweetOld school, eh. I mean it’s not even old school, but now it’s old school. Old school used to be classic Andrae Crouch and the Disciples stuff or something from the Rev. James Cleveland. Back in the day old would be really classic Shirley Caesar when she was in the Caravans or Mahalia Jackosn. Back […]
Read More The Reason Why I Sing – Kirk FranklinComing from a Sabbath-keeping church tradition and then seeing things from a different perspective, it’s sometimes shameful seeing some of the conduct that we maintain in that tradition. One of them that’s particularly shameful is on a typical Sabbath service at the end of the morning study and the moderator/superintendent looks to give a welcome […]
Read More Hospitality: A ChallengeHere is a good reason why I don’t get too hyped up about life. Keith’s lyrics are solitary reminders of how all we have is down to grace For His Name’s Sake Shalom dmcd
Read More Keith Green – Grace By Which I Stand
