Meet n Greet: Country Cable Edition

Greetings Meet n' Greet fans!

Apparantly here in the country the mouse keeps falling of the wheel and the internet stops working. Hopefully I'll get this finished before it slips off again.

Here are today's Table of Contents:
Chapter 1 - Meet
Servant's Quarters
A Year Acceptable
Meaning and Authenticity
Chapter 2 - Greet
The one and only... Songbird
Chapter 3 - Book Tease
Walking the Bible: A Journey by Land Through the Five Books of Moses


CHAPTER 1

Servant's Quarters: This blog is about my thoughts - I'm a minister in a small New Jersey church, mom to four sons, wife to a great husband, and trying to be an agent of the kingdom of God. Head on over and see if you can get Susan Gillespie to post again... then again she does have 4 sons.

A Year Acceptable : In the Judeo-Christian tradition of the Sabbath and Jubilee years and Jesus' first public proclamation, I am attempting to live 2007 as a year acceptable to self, others, and God. Here is more about the author, "Born in a small midwestern town, I have fondness for forests and lakes but have recently taken to the intellectual and spiritual delights of Boston and England. I work for a church-related institution in a mid-size, mid-atlantic city which is a pleasant-enough-non-place."

A Year Acceptable could also use a gentle nudge to return to the world de blog. Pentecost and fame take up her late May/early June musings.

Meaning and Authenticity: Blogging ministry, psychology, politics and other things that count in Katherine's world. Ministry, pastoral counseling, spiritual direction. Written by Katherine E. who shares these words about herself, "Second career minister. Married late in life. Three great stepchildren. Becoming authentic, learning to love. Ph.D. in pastoral counseling and theology. A good life."

Join Katherine for a thoughtful Susan Howatch quote and a powerful post about Iraq.

CHAPTER 2

GREET - Songbird

1) Got blog? (where do you blog)

http://revsongbird.typepad.com/set_free

2) What are your favorite non-revgalblogpal blogs?
Phantom Scribbler
Birmingham Blues
Evensong Martini Club (best.name.ever.)

3) What gives you joy?
Seeing my whole family together; hearing beautiful music; feeling the Spirit move.

4) What is your favorite sound?
My dog Molly's greeting: “Wroo-wroo!”

8) Write the first sentence of your own great American novel.
The sidewalks in her hometown were old and made of bricks, and in those bricks, disarranged by the roots of ancient and enormous trees, she found her strength.

9) What color do you prefer your pen?
Purple.

10) What magazines do you subscribe to?
The Christian Century and formerly The New Yorker, but no one gives it to me for Christmas anymore. Boohoo.

11) Why are you cool?
Because I listen to Kanye West and know how to do html coding at age 45.

12) What is one of your favorite memories?
Being in the water at Virginia Beach in my dad’s arms, moving up and down with the waves, while he taught me the names of the states that began our country. I was probably three or four.

14) What is something you want to achieve this year? This decade? This lifetime?
I would like to write a book (on one of those timelines).

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CHAPTER 3
NEXT WEEK: REVGALBOOKPALS WALK LIKE AN EGYPTIAN!!! (and Mesopotamians and other people of God)

Join in the conversation next week as we discuss such riveting questions such as...

Would Jesus create a video montage of his life using MTV editing and the Lion King soundtrack?

When 'Walking the Bible' does it still count if you are wearing hiking boots or does it have to be sandals?

And of course: Why did God have to choose such an ass-hot place to be the Holy land?

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