BY STEVE DUNN
Someone sent me a message about an old post of this blog and I found myself back Blogger Dashboard. I was surprised. My last post on Life Matters had been August 24th--nearly seven weeks ago. For a lot of reasons I had been doing most of my writing on Facebook--offering my thoughts and sharing the posts of others in this frenetic and frustrating political season; but I had gotten out of my intentional rhythm with me key blogs: Life Matters, Dr. Steve Dunn.Com, Being the Best Church for the Community, and Dr. Steve's Digital Desk.
Look for them to start ramping up again next week. That blogging hiatus did coincide with three significant events in my professional arena. The fall trimester was about to begin at Winebrenner Theological Seminary's Scotland PA location where I serve as an administrator and an adjunct faculty member (New Testament Foundations this time). Also my role for a Korean Christian School here in Chambersburg--Global Vision Christian School (where I teach three bloc classes in history). And a new assignment as the Intentional Interim Pastor at the Penbrook Church of God in Harrisburg. A lot of travel time for reflection but little leftover energy to write.
When your plate is full life can, in the words of Tim Hansel, get "so daily."
The danger of daily is that it can squelch creativity. In my world, an unacceptable reality.
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