From laptop to iPad; How to make the move

With features like “instant on,” a multi-touch interface, and incredible portability, the iPad has been my new go-to device. In fact, it has completely replaced my laptop. I want to say that this transition may not work for everyone. If you use the more advanced features of the MS Office Suite or if your working

iPad over a laptop? YES!

Back in July, I made a pretty drastic move. I completely abandoned my Windows based laptop for the iPad. I didn’t supplement my iPad alongside my laptop…I made a complete move. It was drastic for a couple of reasons. One is that, at the time, almost every article I read said it wasn’t possible to

Setting Goals for 2011 – A Quick Idea

After reading a quick blog from Desiring God, I was impacted by the first paragraph. Tyler Kenny wrote, “The last week of the year is a good time—with God’s help—to reflect on the past 12 months, do a little self-assessment, and decide what things to repent of and reach for in the next lap around

Kissing Donna Reed

This is the third and final post looking at George Bailey and a biblical perspective on failure. To catch up, read Part 1, and Part 2. Jimmy Stewart was nominated for an academy award for his portrayal of Geroge Bailey…and rightly so! He was, in my opinion, superb in this role. And, he captured well

Finding Zuzu’s Petals

Previously, I blogged about “Learning from George Bailey.” I get him. I’ve felt like he did in the movie…and for many of the same reasons. And like George, I’ve come to the end of myself, only to find hope in simple, yet mind-changing ways. Anyone who has seen the movie will remember how, near the end

Learning from George Bailey

In our home, we make it a point to watch certain Christmas movies every year. We’ll put a fire in the fireplace, snuggle on the coach, and enjoy some great movies. “White Christmas” is one our favorites. Great music…great dancing…and great script! For example; “When what’s left of you gets around to what’s left to