Archive for the 'Religion' Category
Nostalgia Is Death
• July 29, 2020 • 1 CommentPosted in 1991, 1993, 2020, Family, Hopkins, Loneliness, Music, Religion, Social isolation, St. Paul
Tags: 108 Pierce Street, aging, Bob Dylan, Cathedral Hill, concerts, Covid-19, cruising, diaries, drive-ins, Easter, Evil Lizard King, fountain pen, Grammy awards, high school football, journals, Lone Star Grill, Los Angeles Times, Masters of War, Merriam Park, nostalgia, Oliver Stone, Persian Gulf War, rabbit hole, Robert Hilburn, Rough and Rowdy Ways, soda fountains, supper clubs, The Doors, Walt Whitman, William Allingham
No Vacancy
• December 30, 2016 • 1 CommentPosted in 1991, 1992, 2001, 2016, Christmas, Florida, Minnetrista, Music, Religion
Tags: 400 Bar, Aztec Camera, City Pages, digital house of mirrors, Facebook, Family Project, Ginsu, Grace Slick, holiday depression, house fire, Instagram, Kimberly, Lisa, Love Ain't For Keepin', Marlee MacLeod, Mata Hari Dress, No Vacancy, Portland Avenue, R.E.M., Rain Parade, Reddit, Season of Silence, Selby Avenue, social media, star Christmas ornament, The Three O'Clock, Tumblr, Twitter, Unity Unitarian, Walgreens
Facing Goliath
• December 12, 2014 • 1 CommentPosted in 2008, 2009, Dad, Depression, Minnesota, Mom, Religion
Tags: AJ, Apostles Creed, David, depression, Gloria Patri, Goliath, Greensburg, grief, Holy ghost, House of Mercy, Ind., journals, Lord's Prayer, loss, Methodist church, Navarre, Pastor Russell, Saul, Snelling Avenue, Sundays, United Methodist Church
Confessions of a Recovering Jesus Freak
• March 21, 2011 • 3 CommentsPosted in 1971, 1973, Casco Point, Family, Religion
Tags: Andy Myers, Calvary Memorial Church, Friends, God, Indiana, Jesus Revolution, Mound, Navarre, Pastor Myers, Quakers, Unitarianism, United Crusade for Christ, United Methodist Church, Zen Buddhism
Mitch Millison’s Last Act
• December 18, 2010 • 1 CommentPosted in 1969, 1970, Books, Maryland, Religion, School, Writing
Tags: Apostles Creed, artwork, Bible, Capitol Hill, Eucharist, Guinevere, Hamlet, Jesus, Joust of the Black Knight, Le Morte d'Arthur, limerick, Max Fischer, Mitch Millison, mojo, Oakdale Emory Church, Olney Elementary, Ophelia, plays, poems, Rushmore, Sanka, Smithsonian, sports, stories, Sunday School, Transfiguration
Completely in the Dark 