1. Whereiwrite.org. Seeing people’s creative spaces always interest me, because it gives you a glimpse into how they tick.
2. The Divine Hours by Phyllis Tickle. Spiritual discipline sometimes requires the aid of some tools. I use the online version of Divine Hours during certain times of the day to re-focus and re-connect. Thanks to the Ann Arbor Vineyard church for providing it online.
3. The Dangerous Act of Worship by Mark Labberton. I’m starting my second reading of this book. It has probably impacted more than any other this year and addresses some things that I’ve wrestled for years.
4. Viva la Vida, Coldplay. Yeah, I know it’s been out for awhile but every now an then you circle back to an album that you just play over and over and…
5. Tweetie. I’ve tried several iPhone apps and this is one is my favorite so far and offers the most flexibility for my needs. Easy, fairly reliable, and reminds me of Bugs Bunny cartoons from back in the day.
