If you want to know what this blog is about, try this short post: What On Earth Is This Blog About!
If you want to know what this blog’s host is about, read on:
Tim is a California native who changed his major three times, colleges four times, and took six years to get a Bachelor’s degree in a subject he’s never been called on to use professionally. Married for 30 years with two kids (both graduated, woo-hoo!) his family is constant evidence of God’s abundant blessings in his life. He and his wife live in Northern California.
Tim does not normally talk about himself in the third person.
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Tim does not normally talk about himself in the third person.
Lol . . . neither does William. I found you through The Wartburg Watch, and am grateful. God bless.
Thanks, glad you came over!
“Sometimes I feel like the most liberal person among conservatives, and like the most conservative person among liberals.” (Laura Martin, Enough Light)
I so relate to this quote! Found you from TWW. Looking forward to reading more.
Thanks so much for coming by, A1. I hope you like what you see here at the train wreck!
I saw your Saturday Quotable. Are you in CowTown? I used to be stationed at Travis and came over that way often (usually to Skandia). This was just over 2 decades ago, though.
I’m enjoying your blog, both the humor and your take on things. I look forward to more!
We’re not in Vacaville, but somewhat close by. Skandia down in Fairfield is a kick, isn’t it? Thanks for stopping by the blog, Mark.
Tim, I just wanted to let you know that I really enjoy your blog. I am passing on the Liebster Award to you. It is up to you if you want to participate, of course, but either way I just wanted to let you know that I appreciate what you share in your writing. You can see more about the Liebster on my today’s post at coming2him.wordpress.com.
Kathleen, this is very kind of you!
Tim, finally wandered over to your “About” page. I’m also a California native, but have since lived in Portland, OR, New Zealand and currently in Idaho. I grew up in the *cough*cough* Greater *cough* LA area and made my escape to UC Santa Cruz. My husband and I met while attending UCSC. Go slugs! …or not, ha!
LA? My mom grew up in Eagle Rock and my son went to APU for a year. I also once wrote a song about banana slugs. Very catchy tune, all about picking them up and licking them.
Eagle Rock… we’re practically neighbors! I grew up in La Crescenta.
APU, APU, *racks brain* “No results found”
Licking banana slugs? Gross!!
Azusa Pacific University, but only for one year. My mom’s sister graduated from Occidental, too.
I love your blog! I am a contributor to A Cry For Justice and help run a non-profit called “Give Her Wings” to help single mothers who have left abusive marriages. Following and enjoying!
Thanks, Megan. I really liked that post you have at A Cry for Justice, where you called out the heresy of Eternal Patriarchy. nice job.
Yes . . . We do that sometimes. 🙂 And I loved your comment!
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So glad you do not usually talk (or write) about yourself in the third person. About pages seem well-suited to a third person narrative, though.
Don’t they? Glad you caught that, Kitt!
I’m a friend of Susy Flory, who sent me over. Enjoyable reading! Thanks!
Thanks, Melanie. Any friend of Susy’s is all right by me!
Thank you for being so honest and open. Just found out information about my dad and dealing. Barely. Or am I really? I’ve started a blog to just write how I feel. Won’t be perfect grammar or more like autocorrect. I’m just writing from heart and don’t feel like checking. While my mom isn’t ready to announce to world, I have to talk about this. I need people praying. You’re welcome to read my story.
Do you have a link? When I clicked on your name it took me to some posts from 2011.
Strange. I made a new one. Let me get link for you.
https://learningtohelpparentwithalzheimers.wordpress.com/
Hi Tim, I’m enjoying your posts in several FB groups I’m a member of. I’m coming into retirement and finding I’ve researched passages for years that people still care about. Do you have a specialization or preference regarding a particular area of Biblical research?
Usually just whatever strikes my fancy. I love it when connections between obscure passages comes up in my Bible reading.