random thoughts

trey,
the smile on your face... shere joy.... the gap in your teeth. your rosy cheeks. you cuddle up next to us in bed to fall asleep on my chest.


old men... smile at the young men around you
show them all of your teeth... teach them with your peace that life adds up to more that being a hard ass.


making dinner and enjoying one another. I think this is what our family does best. cooking is spiritual in our home. Riey Trey Kerri and I have all participated in the preparation of meals. It is something we all enjoy doing. Riley makes us the best eggs in franklinton, Trey always wants a chair near the kitchen counter so that he can "chip in". Kerri has been coming up with very creative meals and I just like to prepare foods.

"When we make food an intregal part of our lives and our homes, it becomes part of our theology - we are nuturers instead of consumers - co-creaters with God and stewards of God's garden" more with less

Diego Irarrazaval C., speaking of the Chilean liberation struggle, said,

... I want to clarify the basis of our reflection. We are coming to realize that the fundamental root of Christian thought is the question: What is to be done? This is not a doctrinal question like: What do we believe? Nor is it a moral question we raise: How are we to do good?
Given our commitment to those who suffer most and who have the greatest right to head the liberation process, the question, What is to be done? reads more like and ultimatum! We Christians invented neither the question nor the answer. The concrete and actual protagonists of the revolutionary process are those who pose the question. It is the oppressed who demand of us a response, who challenge all Christians who are neither "hot nor cold."