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It is very easy to feel in love with God when you feel in love with a person.
It is not so easy to feel in love with God, or even enormously loved by God, when you feel rejected by a person. Or persons. Or many people. 3 at least.
I have the knowledge that Jesus loves [...]

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Dream Job

I recently received a letter from a friend with enough faith in me to believe I’d promptly respond. She asked me, in light of my then impending graduation, which talent I would choose if I could have any in the world. It did not take me a second to conclude: I would love to be [...]

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Musica de la Primavera

Good thing I have new music. The two most intense catalysts for nostalgia in my life are MUSIC and WEATHER. These two entities will bring back so many memories in one instant that I’m surprised my brain doesn’t pop whenever I put on Rosie Thomas or walk through the first snow of the season.
For instance, [...]

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…is my favorite Beatles song. Maybe even my favorite song. Its appeal is too visceral for me to describe, but something happens in my soul when I listen to it–something that makes me actually become a better person. I can feel this. It actually makes me truly believe George Harrison, maybe more than I’ve ever believed anyone who [...]

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Prescript: Lately, the evenings seem to make me depressed and ergo write very long and boring posts about all the things above my desks, with an occasional self-pitying detail thrown in. There is no one who is remotely interested in this nonsense. I guess I am still operating in the mode of a week ago, [...]

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“Joyful, all ye nations rise; join the triumph of the skies!”
“He rules the world with truth and grace, and makes the nations prove the glories of His righteousness and wonders of His love”
“Come all ye faithful, joyful, and trimphant”
“Long lay the world in sin and error pining til He appeared and the soul felt its [...]

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 In the back of “Vanity Fair” every month, a well-known person is interviewed in the style of two questionnaires Marcel Proust filled out during his 13th and 20th years, respectively. One of my dreams of life is to become well-known enough that someone would actually want to read my answers to these questions.
What is your [...]

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