Final Battle Originally uploaded by wezlo I get Star Wars ornaments every Christmas from family, and from members of Central. I have so many of these ornaments that we now use an old tree from my wife’s college days to display them all. Because nothing says, “Merry Christmas” like the Dark Lord of the Sith.
Author: Wes Allen
Wes got back in to Role Playing Games during the pandemic and it’s blown up into a wonderful mid-life crisis. He runs the DM Tales YouTube channel and website, GMs two campaigns, and plays online in another with some old friends. His “day job” is a Baptist Pastor in Philadelphia’s Jersey suburbs.
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas everyone. We had a fairly decent Christmas Eve worship last night (positive critiques aside – you’re helping to plan next year Mel!), after that we came home and crashed. We get a lot of invites from the various open houses that people host each Christmas eve, but we never go. Mostly because by…
Sometimes People Surprise Me
Well, yesterday we woke up to rain pelting our windows rather than gentle snow covering our lawn. I checked the temperature and found out that it was below freezing outside. The temperature didn’t match up with the preciipation that was hitting our windows so I opened our front door to see if my fears would…
I Pastor People Who are Nuts
Believe me, I mean that as a compliment! I got this drawing for Christmas from one of our members. She like drawing little ants in all sorts of odd places and having interesting conversations. In this particular drawing the ants are raiding a Christmas tree for supplies. It takes a strange sort of mind to…
Making Connections
In college I remember a conversation I had with a good friend (alas, Chuckles, where are you?) shortly before graduation. For some reason a group of us were talking about our first encounters with people we had become friends with and “Chuck” (her name was Charla, long story) said, “Oh man, I thought you were…
A Response to DA Carson and Technology
I’m responding to this post over at the Internet Monk. My thoughts got long-winded so I went the trackback route. Dr. Carson brings up some good points. The dearth of trivial information on the ‘net is staggering – as is the problem that in a democratic medium EVERYONE can post their opinion on their own…
