Winter shelters life

By Lee Liming | December 19, 2024

This December has been filled with music! We started the month with Entourage Jazz’s annual Christmas Concert. Our youngest son has been performing all overRead More

We need social media regulation

By Lee Liming | July 4, 2023

In high school, my father warned me not to believe anything I heard through the grapevine until it was confirmed by people who were directly involved. Can rumors and gossip maintain social order for a country of 350,000,000+ people? I don’t think so.

God’s wild garden

By Lee Liming | July 2, 2022

We think we’re creating a beautiful garden, realizing our personal sense of rightness: how things should be. Then the life-giving rain comes and we realize how not in control we really are.

Yes, he made a mistake, but we failed him

By Lee Liming | July 12, 2020

“I think I made a mistake.” Ok, yes. It was a mistake to attend a COVID party. But it breaks my heart to think he might have died feeling he alone was responsible for his death. This is a person whose community failed him.

Our struggle with death

By Lee Liming | October 19, 2019

I’ve been reading a lot about death lately. More specifically, the psychology of death: how we think about death and how thinking about death affectsRead More

What I do (Season 20, Episode 8)

By Lee Liming | August 30, 2019

My wife, Kristin, jokes that whenever someone asks me what I do, her ears perk up, because she likes to hear the latest story. ItRead More