My new haircut. 

This is less about perseverating about my haircut and more about learning how to use the camera feature on this laptop.

For the past two weeks Jill and I have managed to get to mid-week worship at Woolman Hill (5:30-6:30 each Wednesday).    After worship there is an opportunity for attenders to share out of the silence about how the Spirit is moving in their lives.  Everybody usually says something, but each of these recent times I have not been moved to speak.  Not because the Spirit isn't moving in my life -- it is.  It's more about resting in the Spirit.  The mid-week worship has been a time of refreshment and relaxing into what is rather than a time of sharing and ministry.   It has helped me recharge my batteries to go back out into the world and deal, once again, with busyness.  This 'recharge, refreshment, relaxation' happens in community among fellow seekers.  It happens with relationship.  So, with my loins properly girded with connection with God and my Quaker community I proceed into the day with gratitude and a smile.