The air is crispy this morning and the landscape is exploding with color, putting a spring in my step as I roll into work. In short order, I fire up the computer, check my cell phone, and stroll up to… more →
Ed Bahler's Blog...To Enhance Ministryjeffkellylowenstein3 wrote 2 weeks ago: Ray Oldenburg makes a passionate plea for public spaces where people gather. What does this mean in … more →
davidsheffield wrote 1 month ago: The Wiersma farm has become a friendly gathering place where hard work, creative ideas and homegrown … more →
ashleytan wrote 1 month ago: I just read about the concept of “third places” and am only just formulating thoughts on … more →
noemi717 wrote 3 months ago: The Third Place It’s currently 10:23 in the morning and I’m making this blog at Mrs. Fie … more →
Hercules Celticus wrote 4 months ago: Today, President Obama hosts the now infamous beer date with Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates and … more →
senseijfk wrote 5 months ago: Ray Oldenburg, the sociologist who famously coined the phrase “third places, or “great g … more →
levonisagoodman wrote 6 months ago: Ashley got the job at the Grey Dog’s Coffee. She’s 1 for 1 as far walk-ins go. I won … more →
Paul Foster wrote 8 months ago: I’ve got one more thought and question to pose from the book I’ve been reading. I finish … more →
smilingldsgirl wrote 8 months ago: In my last post I mentioned how inspired I felt by Glenn Beck’s new 9/12 initiative. Normally … more →
severalfourmany wrote 1 year ago: Mon 8/18/08 12:15 PM For Dewey the Public is an associated group often centered on some kind of acti … more →
Ed Bahler wrote 1 year ago: The air is crispy this morning and the landscape is exploding with color, putting a spring in my ste … more →
Ed Bahler wrote 1 year ago: We’ve talked often here about cultural isolation and the gnawing need for connection. Here … more →
natehill wrote 1 year ago: Thank you to Andrea Mercado for the kind words she wrote about Catch and Release in her blog. Heads … more →
furtherupfurtherin wrote 2 years ago: I am still reading, “The Gospel According to Starbucks” by Leonard Sweet. Until this we … more →