
Flaky crust, creamy gravy, succulent steak. Steak and ale pie is the pride of British pub food (sorry fish and chips).
Among the TEAM folk, there has never been so many clean plates, full bellies, and great memories!
Thanks S&A pie! You’re the best!
May 17, 2012

Flaky crust, creamy gravy, succulent steak. Steak and ale pie is the pride of British pub food (sorry fish and chips).
Among the TEAM folk, there has never been so many clean plates, full bellies, and great memories!
Thanks S&A pie! You’re the best!
May 17, 2012

Somewhere in a converted warehouse in eastern Sheffield, a brave lot of teamers meets with a 3DM dragon master. Words are spoken, diagrams are drawn, brain cells are cooked.
The gold that is here seems to be disciples discipling disciples, though it has a very colorful, and British, wrapper.
May 14, 2012

Can someone tell me what era inspired futuristic architecture in airports?
Airport architecture announces bravely that air travel is the pinnacle of the history of human transportation. Air travel is the future.
Perhaps, but with soaring oil prices and erupting volcanoes, I’m happy to stroll to the corner bakery on foot thank you.
Maybe I’m looking at this wrongly. It is possible that airport architecture is trying to convey outrageous expense, impracticality and un-sustainability.
Air travel is not the future. But much like the future, air travel is doomed to be just out of reach.
May 14, 2012

Flying EasyJet just gets easier and easier. I printed my boarding pass with my printer (low on yellow) while sipping my coffee this morning.
What’s more, I don’t need to worry about which suitcase to check, which meal to order, and what magazine to read. There are none of these options. So easy!
I imagine EasyJet will soon be so easy that I won’t need to worry about using the lavatory in flight, going to the airport, or boarding a plane.
You’re the easiest EasyJet!
May 14, 2012

I don’t know of a better way to celebrate gospel teaching than sweet tea… actually, that’s not true. If it wasn’t the gathering of Baptists, Presbyterians and French fundamentalists, there might have been a thought, and a place, for the Eucharist.
Alas, sweet tea will win this round but watch out! The Eucharist doesn’t easily forget the name if his foe!