ker-plunk!
With my left hand I threw the object into the water. There was kind of a nice little arc as it flew--about five feet up in the air, and then the object plunged into the water with a surprisingly satisfying “ker-plunk” about fifteen feet away. I was a little surprised at how loud the “ker-plunk” was—kind of a deep and full noise. There was something that sound that felt very...complete.
deejaying a baha'i devotional
In general, I've been thinking more and more about the notion of employing artistic expression as a means of serving God. We'll see what comes of it.
Steve McClure
in spirituality, music, madison
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summer rain
As I was walking home, it started raining one and a half blocks before I got to my house. I had an umbrella in my backpack, but I opted not to use it. I wanted to have the experience of being rained on. I highly recommend the experience.
Steve McClure
in the seasons, random weirdness, spirituality, politics and culture, madison
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meanderings on the longest day of the year
But it's not just for the work and the exercise that I do this. I also run into people I know along the way. Both times I've walked this "circuit," I've stopped at a couple of houses for spontaneous conversations with friends and acquaintances.
Steve McClure
in the seasons, co-op life, madison
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wet and woolly wisconsin
Even people not from this area know that southern Wisconsin has been inundated with rain and flooding. What is creepy is how familiar I am with the places affected by the disaster.
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