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I think I may be Scrooge

I think I may be Scrooge I have a confession to make: Christmas is probably my least favorite holiday. No…it […]

The Armchair Commentary / November 12, 2014

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I would like to introduce you all to Shirley. She is my new hutch where my dishes and some of my glass pretties and other stuff will live. She was a bit of investment. I bought her off of Amazon. I will probably introduce you all to some other new princes of furniture that will likely have names. I don’t make everything, but some things just feel like they need a name. The blue pitcher belonged to my great great aunt.

I don’t have any regalia since I don’t get to walk. I did, however, receive my stole from the Pannell Center for African American Church Studies, from which I was received a scholarship during my time at Fuller. I’ve been looking forward to this day since my first year. I have had an interesting relationship with this institution to say the least, but I’m thankful for my time there. I can’t wait to see my fellow black seminarians wearing our stoles at black graduation.

I will be live on Facebook.

Sunset. I had a full day of writing one paper, proofreading three other papers, submitting forum posts, and preparing to preach the second of three sermons for my Black preaching course. In my first house, I used to sit out on the roof on nights like these to pray, journal, and read my bible. My roof wasn’t exactly made for sitting back then, but I didn’t have any kids to have to worry about imitating me. I’m thankful now for a new (and much safer) roof to sit on now.

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