I learned a long time ago that water is what causes babies. It explains a lot, because there’s lots of water most places on the planet. Ergo there’s more babies than you can shake a stick at. I think shaking a stick wouldn’t hold up because either the stick would break or else you would… Continue reading Water
Author: Ed Caldwell
Except for some unavoidable honey-dos, I pretty much goof off for a living now. My last career job was designing internet operating circuit boards along with a distinguished team of engineers, managers and support personnel. Prior to that I was an electronics technician evolving into circuit board design in the defense industry working with tactical missile systems. My first career job was a professional artist. During my younger years I worked many odd jobs beginning at age nine with a newspaper delivery route.
Beyond
When I was very young, I wanted to be an artist. I loved drawing and painting. I did finally become a professional artist and eventually became interested in animation. I have lots of story ideas. This is one of them. The opening scene is a sunny day at Rodin’s, “The Thinker”. The camera focus begins… Continue reading Beyond
God Package
I was introduced to Christianity at an early age. I was a typical wacky kid with a wild imagination. While I was growing up, I maintained God’s image from the seed in my little child’s brain as a beautiful, older than anybody, white haired, white robed, bearded, brightly glowing super Man with a tall staff which… Continue reading God Package
Help
A librarian’s life is a humble life and all about helping others. So should ours be. It seems the Devil is taking over these days. Trying to pummel the humble helpers into the ground. It has always seemed to me that the Devil is in need of restraint. Today’s counter culture activity is just ONE… Continue reading Help
Sean of the South
Truth is the MOST important ingredient of Ed’s Art Net… Heck, the whole Universe! I don’t struggle with truth but I struggle with fluid and uncluttered thinking, especially when writing. It’s a gene thing but it’s okay! I think that I’m getting better at writing and I’m feeling better mentally these days. Probably because I… Continue reading Sean of the South
Invasion
Susan and I finally caught our share of Covid. The scourge of China’s lab experiments. It was the strangest sick I’ve ever experienced. First off, for a while it was back and forth with feeling terribly achy and tired, then feeling fine… like I wasn’t sick. This feeling “fine” would last for hours. It’s as… Continue reading Invasion
WorseShip
More observations of the obvious… To idolize or worship anyone or anything other than the One True God (Nature) is a seriously severe sin against our Creator. Scripture and common sense make that perfectly clear. It’s unhealthy for us to idolize another human. Unhealthy for us and unhealthy for them. Psychologically, we need to love… Continue reading WorseShip
Birds
I’ve mentioned that I have a knack for the obvious. So this post is not going to surprise you. Of all the creatures I’ve personally encountered, birds are the most spiritually inspiring. First off, they personify the very essence of what it means to be free. Why else would we use magnificent creatures of flight… Continue reading Birds
Message
I pray for guidance and get answered. It’s incredible how many ways the answers come to me. The most common way is through others. The most humbling way is through my surroundings. The most incredible way is when I feel an answer inside my head. God the Father is always working for us. Love works… Continue reading Message
Perfect
When I was a child I thought I was perfect. But eventually, I learned to think like an adult. I discovered that achieving perfection is impossible. Now I’m old and I am beginning to think like a child again. Sure I know I can’t DO anything perfect, but I’m realizing that God made ME perfect…… Continue reading Perfect