I must follow, if I can


Pursuing it with eager feet / Until it joins some larger way
  • Bonus Baseball in San Francisco

    By Aaron Lord
    I don’t know if any of you know this, but I’m a Padres fan. Born and bred in sunny San Diego, California, I grew up listening to games on the radio, watching them on TV, and even going to games with my family. I even have some souvenirs! The bat... [Read More]
  • Giving Is a Party

    By Aaron Lord
    Kent Hughes may be a gifted teacher, but there are things to disagree with him about. One issue troubled me recently when I was reading his chapter on giving in Disciplines of a Godly Man. First, I’d like to say that I know that I give less than I should.... [Read More]
  • Un-Delling Your Dell

    By Aaron Lord
    Just thought I should follow up on the computer upgrade progress, for those who seemed to be interested in what I was doing with it last year. As I mentioned in my MySpace blog a couple of months ago, I had to replace the motherboard in my computer. I replaced... [Read More]
  • Wisdom Teeth, or My Mouth Hurts Really Bad

    By Aaron Lord
    Well, I got my lower wisdom teeth removed yesterday. It hurts so bad!!! I had totally been looking forward to having the day off from work (I don’t get many of those), but I don’t think the trade-off is worth all the pain! I’d much rather be performing monthly maintenance... [Read More]
    Tags:
  • Mythbusters: The Tailgate Hypothesis

    By Aaron Lord
    Anyone who’s seen me driving in my truck knows that I often like to leave the tailgate down when I’m driving. My friends used to think I was crazy because of this. Well, they were right. [Read More]
  • Update…

    By Aaron Lord
    So, I’m sorry I haven’t updated this blog in such a long time (although I have posted a couple entries on my MySpace). I’m finding that the MovableType platform doesn’t really meet my needs the way it’s set up, so I’m going to be working on programming my own blog... [Read More]
  • The Discipline of Disillusionment

    By Aaron Lord
    The church is a body made up of people. My mom once said to me, tongue-in-cheek, “Church would be perfect if it weren’t for the people.” But if you didn’t have people, you wouldn’t have the church. How do we reconcile the need to function as a viable part of... [Read More]
    Tags:
  • Reconciling Hurricane Katrina with God’s Providence

    By Aaron Lord
    Like many people, I’ve been blown away by the magnitude of what happened a week ago on the gulf coast. I have been hesitant to put up links to donate to charities because I’m broke at the moment and unable to give myself, and I’d rather lead by example. But... [Read More]
  • job sitch

    By Aaron Lord
    I got hired today at Travidia. I’m not working in the run-off-press pits, which is where, I found out last night, a bunch of people I know are now working. The supervisor decided to place me in Special Sections, a day shift in the airport office, so I can be... [Read More]