I’m not blogging as much these days; believe me, I’ve noticed. I feel the words escaping me the longer I sit here, and I find myself eager to ditch my computer and let this blinking cursor flash all Christmas Day. Perhaps the new year will bring new inspiration for blogging, like old times. But for now, I can only offer […]
Read More My 3 Favorite Christmas SongsIt hurts to hope. I suppose I have always known this, but it is a lesson more thoroughly learned after six long months on the road. A hardened realization that has hit me with the thrust of a 75 mile-per-hour collision. It hurts to hope for work in wintry seasons of joblessness. Hurts to hope in plates and people spread round an otherwise […]
Read More And This Christmas Tolls With Treacherous HopeQuick post today! I just wanted to update y’all on my many winter wanderings. A couple days ago I flew from Los Angeles to Philadelphia by way of Houston and NOT Belize. That will be a fun travel tale to tell in the new year (you might have caught some of the drama on my […]
Read More Where I’m Wandering These DaysI’ve been blessed by a fantastic family. I love my parents, and I adore my two siblings. One has flown overseas multiple times for missions work, and the other has found a natural niche in youth ministry. They are my younger siblings, and they are my heroes. I am the oldest Zuniga kid (adult?), and […]
Read More Why I Want an Older BrotherLast time I wandered with you, I walked the ghostly streets of Long Beach, CA on Thanksgiving Day. This time, I was 3000 miles away in the city where I was born and raised. Good ole Langhorne, PA. I’ve walked these streets billions of times, and yet I never tire of seeing the historic Langhorne […]
Read More Wandering Wednesday #5 – Langhorne, PAI wrote this doozy of a post on Facebook in January 2010. If you’re curious as to what I was feeling before I transitioned from Georgia to California, here you go. I thought it’d be fitting for re-posting on this day after Christmas, also known as the most depressing day of the year. *** I […]
Read More Like a Christmas Tree Thrown Amid the Rapids