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well, we’ve been running around on the farm, doing farmer-type stuff, driving to georgia and back to fetch our furniture and whatnot, throwing staff parties, etc. here’s a bunch of photos.

if you want a particular photo from the slideshow, leave me a comment and i’ll try to accommodate your request.

Posted on May 28th, 2008 by adamdeweber
Filed under: art, beauty, children, family, friends, funny, georgia, ohio, people who rock, photo archive | 1 Comment »

i always thought this song was a beautiful, tragic tribute to all those who have lost their lives in combat, although this song is specifically about vietnam. today’s selection is goodnight saigon by billy joel. don’t forget the reason why you get to take the day off and grill out and get slosh […]

Posted on May 26th, 2008 by adamdeweber
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happy wednesday, everybody. (it seems that there are only five of you, and four out of five of you stay updated through a feed reader…see here if you wonder what in the world i’m talking about…) a new feature of wednesday worship posts will be the previous sunday’s set list. on sunday, […]

Posted on May 22nd, 2008 by adamdeweber
Filed under: art, beauty, bible, church, culture, family, friends, fusion church, georgia, mind dump, music, ohio, people who rock, people who suck, relationships, religion, song of the week, what in the world?, wisdom, work, worship | 2 Comments »

this is a special gift to my peeps. they played this song at buckhead church on easter, and it was an unbelievable experience. the guy who wrote it is called john mark mcmillan. he’s got a raw beauty in his music that is really warm, and he’s a rockstar of a lyricist. […]

Posted on May 14th, 2008 by adamdeweber
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as i’m going through the list of songs this church knows the other day, gretchen says, “you haven’t done ‘hear our praises’ yet, have you?” well, the first thought that entered my head (being honest, now) was not “ooh! great idea! why didn’t i think of that?!”
not that i don’t like the […]

Posted on May 7th, 2008 by adamdeweber
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like last week’s “wednesday worship,” this may or may not be a weekly occurrence on my blog, but there’s a song i’ve had in my head since it came up in shuffle mode on my ipod on thursday afternoon. it’s by a band called the koo. you have never heard of them, unless […]

Posted on May 5th, 2008 by adamdeweber
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what do you think?

Posted on April 28th, 2008 by adamdeweber
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a good friend of mine is experiencing his own personal hell right now. his wife is in the hospital, after suffering from what they think was multiple strokes. a few of us went to visit the two of them at riverside hospital in columbus this afternoon, and it’s hard to describe the feelings […]

Posted on April 23rd, 2008 by adamdeweber
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today is earth day. refill that water bottle instead of throwing it out and opening a new one. turn off that light as you exit the room. shut off that water while you brush your teeth. turn down that thermostat a couple degrees.
earth day is a day when people all over […]

Posted on April 22nd, 2008 by adamdeweber
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i got this from my friend brad, who got it from bendpress.com. it’s written to artists, but most of the ideas apply to just about any creative/leadership role. (another possible title: “what not to do. underline all that apply.”)
1. constantly compare yourself to other artists.
2. talk to your family about what […]

Posted on April 19th, 2008 by adamdeweber
Filed under: art, church, culture, family, relationships, wisdom, work | 1 Comment »