This is mostly an experiment. Here's something which I rant about all the time, only this time composed as a video. Maybe I will rant less, having recorded it as a video.
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Michael,
Great to see you at Claremont. I love the thought here - just say you have a new idea. New eras do not form the only nexus for something new. Down the line, should there be a conference of this sort again, I would hope you get the mic.
Peace.
Todd
Posted by: Todd Littleton | Monday, March 15, 2010 at 12:19 PM
Todd thanks. But if they gave me the mic, then some jerk like me would blog about what an idiot I am. That's no fun :)
Posted by: Michael | Monday, March 15, 2010 at 01:06 PM
What I hear you saying here is reminiscent of Jean Pierre de Caussade in the 'sacrament of the present moment'. Right on! Don't despise the journey. Love above all and always continue to have faith and hope.
Have you read JP? How about more recent thinker of community, Peter Block, Author of 'Community' http://ow.ly/1sTkb ?
Posted by: Gtroxell | Tuesday, March 30, 2010 at 05:08 PM