Last night Tyler and I went with two of our friends up to Philly to see Phil Wickham, the Myriad, and David Crowder Band (see post below for my pre-concert excitedness). The show was really quite good. In the words of Greg, “The Myriad was a little gimmicky.” A guy was playing the electric guitar …
I’m full of excitement! Why, you ask? Well, while I’m certainly not mesmerized by 19th century Christian (if you can call it that) socialism in German-speaking nations (I’m in the middle of reading for a class), I’m thrilled about going to see Phil Wickham (www.philwickham.com) in concert this Thursday! My best friend Erin just called …
Phil Wickham or “Christian” socialism? I choose Phil. Read More »
This afternoon a friend of mine and I had a nice chat about being musicians and being introverted at the same time. I think that a lot of people assume that individuals who enjoy performing their own music for crowds are automatically extremely extroverted, confident, and at ease in large groups of people. I’ve discovered …
jenny and i are trying to minimize the effect that some actors, artists, businessmen, politicians, and more types of what our culture deems as prominent or important individuals have on way too many people, including myself. the most commonly used word to describe this phenomenon is “star-struck.” we don’t ever want to walk into a …
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