Comments on: 25 June 2010 – The Death of Computing

By: admin

admin — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 17:18:36 +0000

Hi Kristen,

Thanks for your prayers. It’s easy for me to get wound a little tight here now. So many things need to fall into place, and so many have. Pray for me not to be such a knucklehead most of the time. That would improve things for many here. And they would bless you, as I do.

Also, we need the replacement toilet tanks from South Africa riki tik.

Thanks a lot,

David

By: admin

admin — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 17:12:33 +0000

Dear Paula,

Your dad was a wise man, and when I make the turn on to La Mesa to Uncle Jim’s house and pass your former home, I’ll think of him and lay my mobile down.

The news, fresh and clean, is that God is good. It’s news everyday. The necessary counterbalance to events.

A get together with Tom and Billy and Carlbom is in order. Ring me when your in the Valley. Billy has pigeons now.

David

By: admin

admin — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 17:04:18 +0000

Hello Jim,

Back in the fold on a borrowed Mac. Well-leashed again temporarily. Glad you made your prayerful way in and out of the labryinth. You’re right, the center is everything, and Yeats is wrong, the center can hold…us, you and me and the kids and our work together, and Kristen and Sophia and Lisa, and Baleigh and Braden, and a lot more.

I’m happy to marinate in love, so long as I don’t go the way of St. Lawrence. Let’s barbeque something more tender when we meet this late summer.

David

By: jim micheletti

jim micheletti — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 15:34:49 +0000

Keep roaming brother! We are pleased to hear the resilience in your voice. Last week we walked a labyrinth in your name. Chris and Debi built it in their back yard. Yes, they built it and the people came.
We pray for you and the Red Rhino labyrinth. There is a center. I know you draw strength from it and see it as the home you will know for the first time. Always for the little Christs, the kids–David, you are so loved. From time to time, allow yourself to marinate in this. Can’t wait to see you when you return. Lots of news to share with you.

Big Love,
Jim Micheletti

By: Paula Machado

Paula Machado — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 09:09:36 +0000

David,
You are a brilliant writer. All year long I have relished your day -to -day life stories via the web. It puts my head “on location”. Red rhino construction is just magnificent! What a feat.

Any news?
Well, yes and no.
Plenty of it out there in the world, but nothing wrong with a “news fast” now and then. My dad used to say to me as a teen who was always on the tele “Once you get the message, hang up the phone.” haha. So, take a well deserved breakfrom technology. Let it rest for awhile and enjoy summertime . and… “never mistake a rut for a deep groove.” )
Expect something soon very from me ..maybe when you can shop for more of those pretty African printed pillows, et al.

Be well, happy, blessed,
Paula from SM.