Healing art
I found this interview by Miriam Schulman of Helen Hanson interesting. Excerpts: SchulmanArt: When did you decide to be a professional […]
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Lenten Update #2
Another week done and I’m still hanging tight on the food fasts. I’ve made a bunch of veggie dishes I didn’t even […]
People (and episodes) stack so well.
Joe has a way of harassing me into watching shows I wouldn’t normally view. Sometimes because I’m too busy. Other times, I […]
Who do you say I am?
“But what about you?” he asked. “Who do you say I am?” Peter answered, “You are the Christ.” Mark 8:29 […]
In ink.
I walked in to the Ink Spot in a hurry, welcomed by the electric ding of an unseen sensor. Brian, the […]
How cool is Cory Booker?
For one, being Cory Booker. Two, for following me (me!) on Twitter. And three, for retweeting the above link to my Galileo post […]
11:11 Perfection
Editor’s note: This interview with Jamila Tazewell, creator of 11:11 Enterprises, was conducted by me in early 2012 for Jumping at the Sun […]
Legalism? Nah, it’s just liturgy.
As I mentioned a few days ago, I left a few friends scratching their heads after seeing a picture of me with […]
NKOTB, BSB, NSYNC…ROTFL!
After reposting “What Happened to Miss Independent?” last week, I fell into a 90’s pop music trance. It started when I clicked on the […]
Lenten Update: #1
After posting the pic of ashes on my head on Facebook a week ago, I caused a minor stir amongst friends who headscratchingly […]
Alisha
@myeastofedenTo borrow a line from Drake: I’m more than just a number. But if I had to pick one, I’d be a 7 — not perfect, just honest about it.
I’m Alisha: 30, a Christ-follower, married to my husband Keiron, and mom to our daughter Zoe. East of Eden is where I write weekly about faith, culture, and relationships — a curious mix of the relevant and reverential, covering everything from religion and politics to pop culture to the quieter, more personal stuff.
I’m slightly off-kilter (but aren’t all “ar-teeests”?) and not your average girl. Hope you enjoy the rantings — don’t take the sarcasm too seriously, and know that comments are always welcome. Very welcome… ahem, HINT, HINT, HINT.
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