Category Archives: Chazown

One of the best little books I have ever read was “Flatland” by Edwin A. Abbott. The story is about a 2-D person, “flatlander”, discovering the world of three dimensions. In 2-D world there is not height, so a line … Continue reading →

My family and a big group of friends watched the fireworks at the fairgrounds from the parking lot of the Carter Finley Stadium. They were pretty spectacular. Fireworks are controlled chaos, and I really, really like controlled chaos. After the … Continue reading →

I am sitting in Panera at Brier Creek doing some office work. The modern day coffee shop seems to be the new office for the white collar worker in their 20′s & 30′s. There are about 12 guys that look … Continue reading →

I just got back from the Apple store where I experienced the invasion of the iphone. I love new gadgets, and the iphone did not disappointed. (The drug like euphoria I experience in the Apple store may have contributed) It’s … Continue reading →

I was 5 years old when I discovered I could not sing. You can hear the whole story about that on this weeks sermon after it is posted tomorrow at www.mytruelife.org . Finding out what you are not good at … Continue reading →

I am back from camping with our family and we had a great time. Going off the electronic grid was exercising muscles of self-control that I have not exercised in many months. I did not take my computer out of … Continue reading →

Our family is moving at light speed today trying to get ready for two things at once. Church tomorrow and a Camping Trip. Our family has never been camping, and we are taking a couple of days to join Darcy’s … Continue reading →

I am always lost in Cary. Always. I can never figure out if I am north, south, east, or… I am just lost. I grew up in Oklahoma City where the whole city is mapped out on a grid. The … Continue reading →

I love the term “Imagineering”. Disney has used it to describe people who come up with the rides at the Disney Theme Parks. I learned about “Imaganeering” at a conference where McNair Wilson (www.mcnairwilson.com) gave a speech about creativity. McNair … Continue reading →