Like on most holidays, I spent today with my parents at their townhouse. It is usually a mix of talk, television, lunch, dinner, and dessert. And sometimes car work. Today, one of the goals was to check the A/C system on my dad’s old Subaru. After measuring A/C pressure using an A/C manifold gauge, the […]
Month: May 2019
Thoughts on Giving
It’s important to note that just within the past two hours, I’ve learned that my church’s sermon this past Sunday was actually on tithing and giving. My Sunday attendance is less than consistent, but I rarely make a note to listen to the sermons online. Except today. The thought of giving has been heavy on […]
Thoughts on Tithing
I’ve been writing in this blog for over a year and a half now, and I have yet to say anything about tithing. At first this seemed odd, but on second thought it’s really not. The tithe is honestly not very interesting, in my opinion. I have no doubt hundreds of pages could be written […]
Life v Money
Well, my 20s are over. I knew it would happen eventually. There were the early years full of anger and judgement, the middle years when I started to figure this out and finally reached the escape velocity needed to start doing the things I really enjoy, and the later years full of impossible job situations, […]