...whew, what a ride it has all been.

September 11th, 2008 | 1 min read

Dear readers, friends, and enemies:

My sincere apologies for taking such a vacation from contributing to the output of Mere Orthodoxy...it seems that the military and those stars that cross so many lovers have conspired against my steady support of this brilliant little bit of the blogosphere.

Military deployments, marriage, and continuation training (militarily, officially...although I'm fast discovering that there is a good deal of continuation training that is associated with marriage) have all kept me much too busy.

All that, however, is about to change as things are smoothing out and settling down once again and spending time "tickling the ivories" (yes, I do have a white Mac Book) has become a new priority and possibility.

...I'm looking forward to continued thoughts and discussions as I delve into Middle Eastern politics, globalization, the occasional book review, Christian living, and whatever else might arise along the way.

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...whew, what a ride it has all been.

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