Comments on: Frenetic fragmentation http://www.journeyguy.com/frenetic-fragmentation/ Life, adventure and faith in southwest Virginia Mon, 16 Jan 2012 04:58:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jeff http://www.journeyguy.com/frenetic-fragmentation/comment-page-1/#comment-336 Jeff Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 http://36150827#comment-336 <b> Amy! Cool! It's always great to hook up with OBU friends! Do you have a blog? Thanks for posting, and I look forward to hearing more from you. I'm glad to hear that the FF entry has touched home with more than just me... Mark... aaaah. I love compliments. Say it again. Renaissance Man. RM. Theme song and action figure. I will change out of my Bible Belt Man tights to don my RM cape and fly off to... uh, paint something. ;) Aw heck, just tell Angela to make up a mess of them thar cookies, and I'll slow down long enough to help you eat them. </b>
Amy! Cool! It’s always great to hook up with OBU friends! Do you have a blog? Thanks for posting, and I look forward to hearing more from you. I’m glad to hear that the FF entry has touched home with more than just me…

Mark… aaaah. I love compliments. Say it again. Renaissance Man. RM. Theme song and action figure. I will change out of my Bible Belt Man tights to don my RM cape and fly off to… uh, paint something. ;)

Aw heck, just tell Angela to make up a mess of them thar cookies, and I’ll slow down long enough to help you eat them.

]]> By: Mark W http://www.journeyguy.com/frenetic-fragmentation/comment-page-1/#comment-337 Mark W Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 http://36150827#comment-337 Cool title! I can totally sympathize with the frenetic and fragmented lifestyle. There's something to be said for the Renaissance Man, though. Being gifted with a breadth of knowledge and ability is very useful (and read your personality profile again--architects are naturally inclined to look at the big picture to see how it all fits together, so one might assume you couldn't do without the fragmentation in some form or another). I agree...Those no-bake cookies are delicious! Ang makes them nice and gooey for me too, just the way I like them. Cool title! I can totally sympathize with the frenetic and fragmented lifestyle. There’s something to be said for the Renaissance Man, though. Being gifted with a breadth of knowledge and ability is very useful (and read your personality profile again–architects are naturally inclined to look at the big picture to see how it all fits together, so one might assume you couldn’t do without the fragmentation in some form or another).

I agree…Those no-bake cookies are delicious! Ang makes them nice and gooey for me too, just the way I like them.

]]> By: Amy http://www.journeyguy.com/frenetic-fragmentation/comment-page-1/#comment-338 Amy Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 http://36150827#comment-338 Hi, Jeff! Got to your blog in a roundabout way, but I'm so glad I found it! I'm an OBU alum as well (class of '91!). As a stay-at-home mom, I feel frentically fragmented most of my waking hours! I know I'm (not a comment on all moms, just me)supposed to stay home right now and I gratefully love the opportunity. But I also know God gave me gifts and passions for ministry that I just don't have time to do right now. So sometimes I feel like I'm missing out but conversely, I don't want to miss out on my kids. Why does there have to be a "conversely?" In the words of R.King, why can't we all jsut get along? Hi, Jeff! Got to your blog in a roundabout way, but I’m so glad I found it! I’m an OBU alum as well (class of ’91!). As a stay-at-home mom, I feel frentically fragmented most of my waking hours! I know I’m (not a comment on all moms, just me)supposed to stay home right now and I gratefully love the opportunity. But I also know God gave me gifts and passions for ministry that I just don’t have time to do right now. So sometimes I feel like I’m missing out but conversely, I don’t want to miss out on my kids. Why does there have to be a “conversely?” In the words of R.King, why can’t we all jsut get along?

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