Author: pilgrim
Christ In Rome
I saw this pop up in my Facebook memories and wanted to share it again. This is my favourite statue of Christ in Rome. When my buddy Joe was in Rome several years ago, I sent him on a scavenger hunt to find it…

Wise Words On Wednesday: Talk is cheap

Talk is cheap. The price tag is action.
Anon.
The Life and Faith of C.S. Lewis
The List…

So several years ago, after my return from Seattle to San Diego, I sat down and thought about what I was looking for in a wife.
Today I get married.
Here’s the list…
- Compassionate. Endeavours to welcome newcomers. Takes an interest in the lives of others – asks questions. Has a heart that breaks for other people.
- Thoughtful. Actively looks for ways to bless others.
- Servant-hearted. The sort of person who will see something which needs doing and will just get to work. Has initiative.
- Laughs easily. Doesn’t take herself too seriously. Can look on the bright side of things.
- Generous with her time and resources.
- Knows when it’s time for complaining to come to an end and it’s time to tough it out.
- Independent. Has own thoughts, ideas and goals.
- Self-forgetful. Her first thought will not be “How will this affect me?” Doesn’t talk about herself all the time.
- Supportive and actively encourages others.
- Passionate about stuff.
- Loves music. Would loudly sing along to the car radio and not care if she looked crazy.
- Has good, solid, stable friendships with other females.
- Loves books. Would think that a Sunday on the couch reading together would be a day well spent.
- Gentle in speech. Thinks carefully about how her words come across. Doesn’t swear. Doesn’t gossip.
- Likes the simple things in life. Doesn’t need lots of make-up, jewellery, expensive dinners or costly entertainment in order to be happy.
- Up for an adventure or doing something new.
- A bit of a nerd.
Mission Accomplished.
Wise Words On Wednesday: Potential You

“Treat people as if they were what they ought to be and you help them to become what they are capable of being.”
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe