Hello Friends.
I’ve skipped a couple weeks of Bad Theology posts. Did you notice?
It wasn’t that I wasn’t finding plenty examples of Bad Theology, only I got involved in setting up a Facebook page for this blog. But now I’m back.
Though for today we’re gonna take a little detour toward Good Theology, with a little help from Jim Croce. Continue reading “Good Theology for Good Friday”
There’s a mountain preserve near our home – actually, I’m not sure if it’s a real preserve. 
The real estate agent who sold us our home said it was a preserve. If it is, it’s the first one I’ve seen with a housing development and gravel company on it.
Even so, it’s a nice park with a Frisbee golf course, playground & picnic area, softball fields and basketball courts, plus lots of places to hike.
Including, to our great surprise, a labyrinth.
No, not that kind of labyrinth. You won’t run into a Goblin King here. It’s one of those![WP_20160223_16_48_19_Pro[1]](https://feedingonfolly.files.wordpress.com/2016/03/wp_20160223_16_48_19_pro1.jpg?w=169&h=300)
meditative labyrinths. Husband came back from a long hike, where he was trying to gain more steps for his Fitbit, and announced his discovery.
The next day, Dog and I set off to find it.
