As I’m writing this, I’m sitting in a parked car outside Kaiser Permanente, wondering if a patient is going to come home with us, or go home to Glory.
Categories
The man who taught me to code
Categories
Saving Dad’s Stuff with WordPress
One of my goals for the remainder of 2020 is to rebuild my dad’s website to get his writings, artwork, videos and other works online. But I also want to resume blogging again after the last eventual six months dealing with death, lockdowns, mask fights, etc.
Right now I’ve got a website running on WordPress. But rather than just toss everything up and organize it later, I’m going to build a local instance of the website I have in mind using Local by Flywheel.
Categories
Peter and the plague
Note: This is written to be a fictional, humorous allegory of a situation during the COVID-19 pandemic. No intention is made to offend or upset anyone or add to or subtract from the Bible. Any similarity is purely coincidental.
As the sun continued to rise on that Lord’s Day, the Apostle Peter closed his teaching:
“Be subject for the Lord’s sake to every human institution, whether it be to the emperor as supreme, or to governors as sent by him to punish those who do evil and to praise those who do good.”
I Peter 2:13-14
The congregation continued to listen intently, hearing the word of God.
“For this is the will of God, that by doing good you should silence the ignorance of foolish people.”
I Peter 2:15
Suddenly Gaius raced into the home, panting as though he had finished a marathon.
“I bring terrible news,” Gaius panted. “A plague has struck the city and is causing panic. It is a plaque like no other in that it spreads without warning, particularly among those advanced in years.”
Categories
You might see a face
Driving Highway 50 from my home
Six months in, feeling all alone
I’ve got an important duty to fill
But sometimes wish I could just take a pill
One that would take away the pain
Am I going insane?