Comments on: Moody Conference, Day 4 http://chrishubbs.com/2005/05/27/moody-conference-day-4/ ...somewhere in Paraguay, quelling revolution with a fork. Tue, 16 Mar 2010 07:10:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: cakeboy http://chrishubbs.com/2005/05/27/moody-conference-day-4/comment-page-1/#comment-721 cakeboy Sat, 28 May 2005 21:31:20 +0000 http://rmfo-blogs.com/cakeboy/2005/05/26/moody-conference-day-4/#comment-721 Amber, thanks. I'll try to remember to write about Gary first. It was an interesting presentation. Have fun in RC! -- Chris Amber, thanks. I’ll try to remember to write about Gary first. It was an interesting presentation. Have fun in RC!

– Chris

]]> By: Amber http://chrishubbs.com/2005/05/27/moody-conference-day-4/comment-page-1/#comment-720 Amber Sat, 28 May 2005 01:40:11 +0000 http://rmfo-blogs.com/cakeboy/2005/05/26/moody-conference-day-4/#comment-720 "I think similar feelings accompany all endings; we look back with fondness and lingering regret even as we look forward, knowing that we won’t really be happy if things stay the same; life is made up not of stasis but of change. Memory provides the anchors that give us a mental, emotional, and spiritual stasis even in the midst of life’s perpetual motion." Loved that part, as well as the entire 4th paragraph..It seems as though there is a tiny window to you in which i can relate. Its nice to hear (read) another's point on things like that, i look forward to reading more about those speakers. Especially Gary Haugen, the man who investigated Rwandan genocide. That among other things caught my attention, so im sure i'll be back here again soon : ) Have a wonderful 4 day weekend! Im in RC through monday, so that should be nice. Ttys, ~Amber “I think similar feelings accompany all endings; we look back with fondness and lingering regret even as we look forward, knowing that we won’t really be happy if things stay the same; life is made up not of stasis but of change. Memory provides the anchors that give us a mental, emotional, and spiritual stasis even in the midst of life’s perpetual motion.”
Loved that part, as well as the entire 4th paragraph..It seems as though there is a tiny window to you in which i can relate. Its nice to hear (read) another’s point on things like that, i look forward to reading more about those speakers.
Especially Gary Haugen, the man who investigated Rwandan genocide. That among other things caught my attention, so im sure i’ll be back here again soon : ) Have a wonderful 4 day weekend! Im in RC through monday, so that should be nice. Ttys,
~Amber

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