I just learned the husband of one of the people who regularly attends our Sunday school class died in a motorcycle accident a few hours ago. This in itself is sad, but the fact that this man is a father with young children makes it especially sad. The family is definitely going to need a lot of prayer and encouragement, so please remember them in your prayers.
I know a lot of good dads who ride motorcycles, and I definitely understand the appeal. They must be a blast to ride because they look fun. This isn't a judgment on dads who ride motorcycles. However, I have personally heard of so many situations where dads have died in a bad motorcycle accident and left behind families who needed them. So, I do question the wisdom of dads with young children doing things like biking. The dangers seem so senseless. Based on what I am seeing online, I think my opinion is in the minority.
Again, please remember this family in prayer. There is no way this is going to be anything but difficult.
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Sunday, May 05, 2013
ten years
I randomly have a few milestones on Cinco de Mayo. One is that thirteen years ago I graduated college on that day. Another is that ten years ago I started working for my current employer. In modern times that is an eternity. In contrast, it was twelve years ago Tuesday that I started my job before that. The difference between ten years and two is pretty significant.
I do not have any real insights on that. I don't like wandering from job to job or from town to town, and I've been pretty clear about that. It is amazing in my mind that I could be anywhere that long. I never lived more than five years in one town as a kid, so being in one area with one employer for double-digits years seems different, even though it has been my life for a while.
However, since I work in the ever-changing Tech Industry who knows what tomorrow holds.
I do not have any real insights on that. I don't like wandering from job to job or from town to town, and I've been pretty clear about that. It is amazing in my mind that I could be anywhere that long. I never lived more than five years in one town as a kid, so being in one area with one employer for double-digits years seems different, even though it has been my life for a while.
However, since I work in the ever-changing Tech Industry who knows what tomorrow holds.
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