Monthly Archives: July 2009

On Not Murdering Your Gift

Perusing blogs on creativity and art this morning, I came across a pretty great quote this morning by a writer I don’t know anything about other than I’ve seen her book on tables at Barnes and Noble.  Elizabeth Gilbert, author … Continue reading

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Kitsch

Here’s another interesting review of Robert Scruton’s book Beauty.  This time the subject is high art’s trashy cousin, kitsch. Robert Fulford, of the National Post, doesn’t really let on whether he agrees with Scruton’s didsdain of kitsch or not, be … Continue reading

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Desecrating Beauty

I came across a long article entitled “Beauty and Desecration” by Roger Scruton, in which beauty is championed, defended against what Scruton calls its desecration at the hands of modern and post-modern artists who believe that art is primarily disruptor, … Continue reading

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What I Learned in Tracking Time

After eight weeks of tracking my time in hopes of discovering what I was actually doing as an interim pastor, here’s what I found out: 1) Keeping productivity in the front of your mind is good for accountability and well…productivity, … Continue reading

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Post It Creativity

Just fun.  Imagine the work and the number of Post-It Notes.

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