Is This What I Believe? Sex

I’m a bit surprised that I haven’t talked about sex that often on this blog.  No don’t worry you haven’t got on the wrong site, if you’ve wandered to this place this isn’t one of those that is sponsored by or supports the adult entertainment industry.  Isn’t that a phrase which has been taken for […]

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MTP14 Temper, Temper

A man of quick temper acts foolishly, (Proverbs 14:17a) Whoever is slow to anger has great understanding, but he who has a hasty temper exalts folly. (Proverbs 14:29) The trick was to find a way to wind me up.  Knowing me as well as she did she would easily coax me into her trap with […]

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Why I Keep Blogging

I was minding my own business when I came across some blogs recommended by someone I follow.  I noticed that one blog had their last entry in March … 2007.  It triggered in me the desire just to briefly explain why I keep blogging.  This may not be the last time I write on the […]

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MTP13 The Company You Keep

Whoever walks with the wise becomes wise, but the companion of fools will suffer harm. Proverbs 13:20 The proverbs are so rich with truth and meaning that connects with real episodes that prove it to be true. In coming across this particular proverb is reminded me of the story of Jack. He grew up in […]

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MTP09 Wisdom Woman Wins

There’s been a running theme in the recent chapters of Proverbs contrasting the fortunes of those who follow the seductress opposed to those who choose to follow the Wisdom Woman.  You can see that contest in the world around us today. See the tragedy of so many aspiring leaders and innovators who are caught with […]

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Commercial Critique: Max It

I could put this at the other place, but I thought it would actually work here just as well as you’ll see. I’m told that certain things are harmless and that we shouldn’t take it too seriously after all it’s only … (insert appropriate sentiment to suggest it’s hardly critical).  I’d like to think although […]

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