Some said:“You are too young.” Immature."You're a sh** disturber." Don't hide behind God..."How will you pay your bills?"Lower your voice.......What can I say? It's been 15 years and God's been good. We've asked him to walk ahead of us and we live our lives like we should.Every negative word. Every insult and remark...words that were … Continue reading 15 Years
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Short and Sweet – Shirtless Rasputin, Giving Sass, Pool Etiquette, and an AI Program Hacks Another AI – ON IT’S OWN!
Well, well, well, looked what the cat dragged in. Yes sir, it's time for an oldie but goodie - "Short and Sweet" is back with all of it's quirks and strangenessness (yes, that word spelling is on purpose). It's funny how a brief respite helps you focus - the value of time. As Kang the … Continue reading Short and Sweet – Shirtless Rasputin, Giving Sass, Pool Etiquette, and an AI Program Hacks Another AI – ON IT’S OWN!
Over and Out, Big Eagle – A Tribute to Wanda Fost
It was a beautiful day in August...the sun was shining, the wind was barely blowing (which is a rarity for Newfoundland on sunny days), and I was about to marry the love of my life. Yes, it was our wedding day in 2011. The only picture I have included in this blog is very precious … Continue reading Over and Out, Big Eagle – A Tribute to Wanda Fost
Fighting the Influenza and Appreciating my Students
*BEEP BEEP BEEEEEP* The sound of my thermometer reminding me that I wasn’t out of the woods yet. The quick succession of beeps meant that my fever was high, and well, it was day 12 of my influenza battle, so it’s pretty disappointing to hear those beeps everyday. I remember when I had Covid in … Continue reading Fighting the Influenza and Appreciating my Students
“What’s up, Sir?” – A Tribute To Preston Stock
It's hard to write a blog post about someone that has passed away - trying to find the right words to encapsulate someone's lifetime, in a brief written response. Honestly, I find it difficult because I never want to limit a person's lifetime to certain, finite moments; yet, it is important to remember that person … Continue reading “What’s up, Sir?” – A Tribute To Preston Stock
Why Joseph Matters In The Christmas Story
Mary and Joseph lovingly gaze at baby Jesus lying in a manger in a rustic stable. Merry Christmas everyone! It's Christmas Eve here at the Eason Clan and the hustle and bustle is real: gifts being wrapped, last minute Christmas lights being set up, and practicing for our church Christmas Eve service. It's funny - … Continue reading Why Joseph Matters In The Christmas Story
Strange Sounds and Kind Students
*Ding, ding, ding* What on earth? *Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, dong, ding* Good lord.... I awoke from my slumber to the high pitched ding of a xylophone. Yes, it's 7:00 a.m. on a Saturday morning, and it sounds like the opening to Mariah Carey's All I Want for Christmas Is You, coming from downstairs- … Continue reading Strange Sounds and Kind Students
“The Golden Hue”
The Golden Hue of Leaves so bright, Reminds me not of The coming night; It reminds me of You. Blessings, O so great; My cup overflows And fills my plate. Yes, these golden leaves remind me, As they fall on the ground. My life is like the changing seasons— Here one moment and gone again— … Continue reading “The Golden Hue”
Saturday Morning Antics
My eyes open to a dark room, with a small stream of light passing between two curtains. It’s 8 a.m. - I can’t believe I actually slept in that long. Now mind you, I did wake up at 5 a.m. battling a clenched jaw, but thankfully I went back to sleep. It’s Saturday morning, and … Continue reading Saturday Morning Antics
The Saint
Good morning folks! Below is a piece I wrote months ago, inspired by John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress. I wrote this story based on my own personal experiences, and the general challenges that followers of Christ experience across the board. Note: You’ll notice the pronouns they and them used throughout the text - I used … Continue reading The Saint
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