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We gather a great deal of things as we go through life, but perhaps the only things we can keep are the moments in which we are present enough to gather them.  Be in those moments, and hang on to them when everything else we've gathered returns to dust.

Let's find our dwelling in a house that is built to last.

Adding the brilliance of Johann Sebastian Bach to the ordinary of the days on The Farm.  

Solving problems and breaking tools.  

Becoming a tool among the many tools from past generations, and being used to make things that last.

Looking forward to building after tearing down for quite some time.

How can one go so far, and still get no closer to where he's going?

Traditionally, people were innovative.  One isn't traditional simply by doing things the old ways.  

One cares for what he names, and he names what he cares for.

Pondering the experience of the neonatal Christ Child on a bright Christmas morning.

A series of contemplations on popular contemporary themes of Advent.