Related Stuff

I have several old blogs and other webpages.

• This one is my first Xanga – it’s fairly old and covers my first years at grad school. I wasn’t a Christian yet, but you can see the journey ongoing. The content is mixed, but I’m sure you’ll be fine. We were all young once. Well, except maybe John McCain; that guys’s been ancient forever.
  

  By the way, I always liked the design of this site, even if it was a little cluttered. I plan to port some things over eventually.
  

  And I still support boycotting the RIAA.
  

• This is my second blog, which I started right after becoming a Christian. I kept up both blogs for awhile, mostly b/c I referenced the old blog a lot through my band, and posted shows and stuff. Here I wrote about the new journey, among other things. I never put the time into the design the way I would have liked. I also didn’t keep up this this nearly as long or consistently as my original blog. But there are some interesting posts pertaining to death and rebirth.
• This is the site I built for our wedding. It originally included details about the event, an RSVP section, and the gift registry. Now parts have been disabled, but there are new pictures from the wedding, and some other fun stuff. I plan to greatly expand the page beyond the wedding and into our new life.
  

• This is the website for my old band, Johnnyork. It’s sitting on my grad school webspace, which could go down any minute since i graduated like a year ago, so I make no guarantees about this site’s accessibility. I’ve got a backup of the site and will repost it somewhere if (and when) my grad school webspace finally gets taken down. I miss the band sometimes, and still think some of our old songs were totally killer. But, like with everything else, time marches on :)

  
  Stay tuned for a reunion tour though.
  

• This is the church I went to in Illinois. I actually built this site, to conincide with the changing of our church’s name to Stone Creek Church, around September of 2007. It’s the only other church I’ve regularly attended, other than my current church (Real Church, in Hamtramck). I have nothing to do with the site anymore, so I can’t vouch for the upkeep, but at first glance it looks like it’s been maintained pretty well by the new webmasters.