Sometimes we exaggerate. Sometimes we exaggerate because things feel bigger than they really are in reality. Sometimes we exaggerate for dramatic effect. Sometimes we exaggerate just because we aren’t remembering … Continue reading Ruminations: Hyperbole
Share this post:A final request––any senior high youth with any connection to UUCC are welcome to be part of the bridging portion of the Coming of Age service, please join us! Chat … Continue reading Senior High for Coming of Age
Share this post:I had a strange experience recently. I was chatting with someone in a coffee shop, when we were interrupted by a stranger who had a piece of paper in her … Continue reading Ruminations: Stealth Sketcher
Share this post:This was fun to read this week. We go through life learning what things are. We become familiar with them. And, usually, we name them. But then there are things … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Naming the Unnamable
Share this post:There is a game I dearly love. It’s a game you can play without anyone else knowing. I almost hesitate to even call it a game. In some ways, it’s … Continue reading Ruminations: Feather
Share this post:I came across an invitation as I was putting some cards in a drawer the other day. A fancy, paper invitation. It really stands out in a day of evites … Continue reading Ruminations: Invitation
Share this post:In our continued work to make Sunday mornings work better, we’re pushing back out start time to 10AM. This will mean that there will be less time between class and … Continue reading YRE Starts at 10:00 am!
Share this post:To be honest, the internet is kind of a mess right now, since it is reflecting back to us a world that is quite messy. Conflict, war and strife abound, … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Electronicos Fantasticos
Share this post:The “Mercator” projection is the map of the world most of us are familiar with, and many of us may be aware that it distorts the shape and size of … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Misperceiving the World
Share this post:We used to have an agreement in our household. If one partner cooks, the other cleans up. A “fair” arrangement, which worked fine when we prepared simple meals. As I … Continue reading Ruminations: Ramekins
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