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Monthly Archives: September 2014
A vineyard alone
Jesus begins one of His parables this way: A man planted a vineyard, and set a hedge around it, and dug a pit for the wine press, and built a tower, and let it out to tenants, and went into … Continue reading
The silver bullet?
Whenever I attend an MS-related seminar – and I attend as many of these things as I possibly can* – there are a couple of elements I can always rely on to be part of the event. I could set … Continue reading
Posted in MS
Tagged baggy eyes, cure, hope, MS Cure, prayer, progressive, puffy eyes, research, stem cells
2 Comments
Bored to death
I had the ironic experience of watching a documentary called “Boredom“, which was anything but boring. Usually I reserve movie references for my other blog, Scribbling in the Sand, because it focuses on writing and movies (and writing movies). It … Continue reading
Posted in Film, MS
Tagged blog, boredom, cortisol, documentary, exacerbations, g. k. Chesterton, java room, ms, stress, support group, true north
6 Comments
Step across the line
Fitness is a lot like the weather. Everyone talks about it, but no one does anything about it. Unlike the weather, something can be done about one’s fitness. The problem is that establishing an exercise routine (as opposed to scattering … Continue reading
Posted in MS
Tagged commitment, endurance, energy, exercise, fatigue, fitness, fitness center, gyms, nike, sitting is the new smoking
7 Comments
Limping in the Light 