Old Cloverdale

Last Saturday, I had the opportunity while in Montgomery, Alabama to go and study at a shop called Cafe Louisa in Old Cloverdale. After a few hours of studying the life of Flannery O’Connor, I took a few minutes to snag some shots of this beautiful, quaint, and unique little section of Montgomery. A few [...]

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Typhoon: Tiny Desk Concert

I have really been enjoying Typhoon‘s new EP, “A New Kind of House.” Here is a video from NPR of them playing two songs at SXSW. Seriously, watch this and pick up the EP. You won’t be disappointed.  

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Flannery O’Connor

My favorite author, Flannery O’connor, was born on this date in 1925 in Savannah, GA, and died from lupus in 1964. I was going to write a brief biography of her life here, but that will need to wait for another time. I think everyone should read O’Connor, especially Christians and those that live in [...]

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Music: Seryn

Let me introduce you to the music of Seryn. I listened to their debut record, This is Where We Are, twice today at work and was blown away by their thoughtful lyrics and melodies, tight harmonies, and amazing energy. You should pick up their record or at least listen to a few streaming tracks. Here a [...]

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Around Louisville

Next week, my dear friend Matt Galyon and his wife Sara are moving to Boston to join The Boston Initiative and church planting effort being headed up by lead pastor Juan Maclean. We spent an hour or so on Saturday morning walking around Louiville, grabbing a few shots along the way. Here’s a few I [...]

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Friday Photo

Here are a few shots I took while walking in my neighborhood last week. I’m thinking of doing a project on my neighborhood and side of town this summer as my schedule will be less demanding. Stay tuned.

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February Records

Here are most of the records that I listened to in February. 2010 Tron: Legacy Soundtrack: Daft Punk 2001 Low Level Own: Vol 1: The Appleseed Cast 2011 The People’s Key: Bright Eyes 2005 Digital Ash in a Digital Urn: Bright Eyes 1959 Time Out: The Dave Brubeck Quartet 2011 Barton Hollow: The Civil Wars [...]

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Talitha: Rolling Over

Our daughter finally learned how to roll over from belly to back this weekend. We are so proud of her, and we think she is proud of herself as well. Here is a tiny visual.

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