COMMENTS:
– Last night was another relatively short day at work. Summer is the down time the year for Lasik, and I’m having a hard time consistantly logging even thirty-five hours a week. I got home, took a nap (I’m starting to feel like an erstwhile former president, except alive and nicer), worked on the usual, and walked about a mile-and-a-half south/southwest to visit with Sean and Alejandra in Uptown.
The New York Times: G.M. Will Reduce Hourly Workers in U.S. by 25,000.
The New York Times: Downsizing at General Motors Comes as No Surprise to Workers
The Flint Journal: Local GM plants have some good and bad going for them.
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COMMENTS:
– Breezing through this, today.
– Yesterday I got home around 6:45. Emily, Sam’s sister, is in town visiting for a week. She and Sam both were alseep when I got there. It seemed like a good idea, so I took an hour myself.
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COMMENTS:
– No murderous storms at all.
– On Thursday, I ran out of work at work and headed home early. I took a nap, then got up and photographed Edgewater Glen, then picked up some groceries at Dominics, made fish for dinner, and worked on the wedding and the website.
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You scored as Emergent/Postmodern. You are Emergent/Postmodern in your theology. You feel alienated from older forms of church, you don’t think they connect to modern culture very well. No one knows the whole truth about God, and we have much to learn from each other, and so learning takes place in dialogue. |
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COMMENTS:
– No merderous storms yesterday.
– 89 people on the bus. My commute was 1 hour, 15 minutes. To go 7 miles. I almost could have walked.
– We’re supposed to get murderous storms today.
– Tigers lost yesterday.
Continued from here.
Of course, that post was up for just a few hours when Damien posted a comment on the place of conscience in the discussion. I’m happy for him to weigh in, but as a Catholic with about two-years seniority (putting me on a level with most Catholic three year olds), I’m a bit outgunned.
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COMMENTS:
– I’m adopting the title of a prior post because I realized that the content of said post was unworthy of its title. I will keep reusing this title until I get it right.
– I asked Sam what he thought the principle cultural difference between the nineties and the aughts was.
Lunas 19, 27. Or, why can’t I be cool like Jordan Catalano? Read More »
COMMENTS:
– We hit eighty-nine yesterday.
– I stayed at work unexpectedly late… 5:45… but the day didn’t end as lousily as it began.
– I don’t think I’ve ever ridden a CTA bus so crowded. I counted 100 exactly, including the bus driver, but there might have been a few I missed.