My throat constricted again, and my chest tightened.
It was getting harder to breathe, and I choked on the darkness.
And then suddenly…I knew.
I was dead.
-Dan Woolley, excerpt from Unshaken
You and I first met Dan (aka webguydan) in El Salvador. Dan came along with our blog bunch to El Salvador to collect more stories and images for… 
Archive for December 2010
Dan Woolley Unshaken
Worse & Better Before It Ends
As a child I sat spellbound on Sunday mornings watching our preacher pound his fist, wipe his brow and predict the end of the world. Again and again.
In the lobby hung a painting of Dallas. Cars plunged from the mixmaster. Planes crashed into buildings. Jesus stood on the clouds above the metroplex beckoning a legion…
Of Angels & Goats
“Here’s two dollars,” he said, laying the crumpled bills in my hand on top of the others.
“How much money do you have?”
“Uhhh…about over a hundred and sixty-something,” he said.…
Happy 5000!
Two years ago Compassion International took a risk no one else in the non-profit world was willing to take. They brought a group of bloggers to Uganda to see their ministry to children, to post videos and pictures and writes hundreds of words about the experience.
No requirement to say nice things. No marketing team coaching…
Isn’t It Hypocritical To Make A Record?
So much easier than typing right now. Not much shorter for you. Sorry……
Penelope’s Mom Is Awesome
Penelope’s mom is awesome. Penelope’s Mom let her cut the hair of a disembodied Barbie head.
She let her give Barbie a shoulder length trim first.
Then she gave her what I believe my hair-cutting sister-in-law called a graduated bob.
Then Penelope’s mom let her cut some more, and some more, and…well, now Penelope just pretends Barbie is…
About Shaun — Shaun Groves is a communicator who’s known by a lot of titles: Singer/songwriter. Speaker. Blogger. Husband. Daddy. Friend. He feels and thinks deeply and laughs easily. And he’s helping Christians discover what they were saved for, and being a voice for children around the world, desperate to be saved from poverty.
