Teh Lemonsmith

It’s easy to forget the things that are not immediately apart of your life. I was talking to a guy who visited Haiti recently. He was telling me how big of a mess it was over there. The people in charge were withholding aid, and the citizens were in dire need of help. Almost one year [...]

Over the past year or so, I’ve transformed into some sort of bicycle nut. I love bicycles. They’re great transportation, you’re able to enjoy your enviornment as you travel, you are able to exercise, and plus it’s just cool to be able to provide your own energy to move. So when I got here to [...]

This summer I have been living in Uganda in a children’s village, which is basically a cluster of brick houses that children live in. Each home has roughly 10 children and one mama, who cares and looks after the children. The village has no running water and no electricity, so when it’s time to take [...]

Dear Blog, Uganda is absolutely amazing. It varies from the United States in so many ways, and a single post could not do justice to this great country. I wish I had more time to fill you in with an update, but my time is limited. Just know that God is using me and my [...]

Isn’t the saying ‘The older you get, the more you act like your father’? The older I get the more I feel like a damn hippi. If that’s true, than by a series of logical reasoning my dad must be…… a hippi? It is true that I have been feeling very hippish (hippi-ish?) lately. It [...]

Here’s a 4 minute video of Rob Bell talking about Resurrection. It’s good, but would be better in 3d.

I grew up in the church. I have heard hundreds of sermons, but I can only recall a handful from memory. One such recalled talk was given by my friend and high school youth pastor, Jason. He was speaking to the congregation at large and the gist of the talk was about seizing the moment. [...]

Remember to wear your spell warding vest and to have your leprechaun flute ready!

Surfing is relaxing. When you’re out in the ocean, taking waves and gazing at the horizon any worries you may have are forgotten. Your focus is on catching a wave and that is all. People go out and surf, because it’s a way to check out of the worries of life and just have fun. [...]

My Google Reader is filled to the brim with blogs. I check it daily, and when I don’t it can take a few days to catch back up. I follow all sorts of different types of blogs: photography, theology, cooking, magazine, and an assortment of friends, family, and acquaintances. I’m a busy person, and depending [...]