So if you haven’t read C.S. Lewis’ Screwtape Letters, here is a quick overview. Each chapter is a letter from one higher demon to another lower demon. They are correspondence back and forth and the higher demon is coaching the lower demon on how to best control the patient (Human) and keep him from their … More My Modern Day Screwtape Letter
We all love brands, whether we know it or not. We love to scroll through our devices to see what the brands we identify with are doing, and what new thing they have to show to us. Some brands make us feel good or excited. Some make us laugh or cry. Some brands remind us … More 5 Exciting brands to checkout
We are a house of artsy creative people, who way too often lose track of time and get lost in the mess of being a bit unorganized. Looking back over the years of our marriage there has been so many things we aspire to do that we only really can successfully do for short … More Family Rhythm Meeting
I hand wrote a letter to my father 16 years ago. Whenever I tell this story to anyone they always seem to be more amazed that I wrote a letter instead of texting or email as if I’m some sort of backwoods hillbilly. At the time I was in the middle of a 4-year struggle … More A letter from my father
Not many people know this about me, but I love Sunday morning comics. Growing up I had a ton of Calvin & Hobbes, The Far Side, Garfield, and Peanuts books that I would read over and over again. I always dreamed as a child of starting my own comic. I loved the simplicity that was needed … More Doodles of the week
I grew up with a mom who loved to dance. Saturday mornings where cleaning days in our house and my mom would get all the supplies out, hand out chores, and turn on the stereo. She pretty much always had it on B98.5 which was older pop and love songs by artist like, Lionel Richie, … More Just Dance
For whatever reason, I have always thought it was an arrogant posture to admit you were good at something or had talent. In my case, it was always creativity and art, but I think it applies to anything. Growing up I always wanted to be a comic or illustrator, telling stories in small squares like … More Admitting you have talent
My little brother was born legally blind. It’s pretty obvious most of the time whenever I tell someone that they don’t know what that means. I tend to sum it up like this. He can see, but his vision is so bad that he won’t be able to drive. It has been the easiest way … More Living with a visually disabled brother: A Survivors Guilt Story
“What do you think about this?” the words just came out to a friend who I respected! It was a project I had worked for days on, and I was really proud of. I knew there was potential for him not to like it or the meaning behind it, but you know he’s my friend … More Taking Critique
There I was hiking with my mom, dad, and brother up in North Carolina at Triple Falls. I had been a little less than a month out of being sober and fully giving my life to Christ. (A quick backstory: after High School, I spent the next 4 years in heavy drug and alcohol abuse. … More Learnings from a near death experience.
