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Tag Archives: travel
Rough Grace
It was 30 years ago, just before Thanksgiving weekend, on one of the busiest travel days of the year. Los Angeles International Airport was crawling with pre-holiday misery. Planes were late and tempers were flaring. The holidays might be impending, … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir, Story Power
Tagged airport, Christmas, funny, holiday, spirit, Thanksgiving, travel
31 Comments
All the Time in the World
Originally posted on Mitch Teemley:
I saw the movie The Time Machine as a kid and immediately became obsessed with the idea of time travel. I held my breath as George departed, determined to make the future better, and his insightful…
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Memoir, Movies, Quips and Quotes
Tagged eternity, machine, science fiction, time, travel, truth
7 Comments
Home for the Holidays
Our daughter flew home for the holidays yesterday.
Travelling First Class
Next week I fly to Orlando for my first major film festival! The last time I travelled, I got confused. My hosts rented a Lexus for me and it had all of these little voices. Every time I’d fail to … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Mitchellaneous, Movies, Popular Culture & Entertainment
Tagged bidet, film festival, funny, Orlando, travel, vacation
28 Comments
Engaged!
Engaged [inˈɡājd, enˈɡājd] Definition: A state of being firmly and continuously connected. E.g. “A car cannot move until its gears are engaged; when they are disengaged, it ceases to move forward.” My wife and I got engaged 32 years ago today. … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, For Pastors and Teachers, Humor, Memoir
Tagged commitment, engagement, life, love, marriage, travel
42 Comments
All the Time in the World
I saw the movie The Time Machine as a kid and immediately became obsessed with the idea of time travel. I held my breath as George departed, determined to make the future better, and his insightful botanist friend observed, “He has … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Memoir, Movies, Popular Culture & Entertainment
Tagged Isaiah 65:17, machine, science fiction, space, time, travel
47 Comments
Fool’s Odyssey 19
To read Fool’s Odyssey from the beginning, click here. Chapter Five: My Life of Radical Idealism in Barcelona (Continued) Previously: The Fool fell in with beautiful Caterina and her Marxist friends. ↔ Another night— I have it in my diary; it … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Fool's Odyssey, Humor, Memoir, Poetry, Story Power
Tagged communism, idealism, Spain, travel
6 Comments