noreply@blogger.com (Kkurtz) — Mon, 06 Feb 2006 23:05:00 +0000

By: Kellen

I have found myself recently wondering what I am doing here. On a daily basis I see injustice around me, holding signs, asking for change and lined up outside the rescue mission. It is a hard neigborhood to live in. Hard, because I sometimes don't want to walk alone outside at night? Yes. Hard, because I rarely know how to respond to the need around me? Yes. Hard, becasue some nights the sirons are many? Yes. Yet, if I sit and am honest of why it is difficult for me it seems even more clear and even more unbearable...I could be in a line somewhere, holding a sign, begging for money. Somewhere along the way of life someone handed me a "hand up." Grace seemed to find me in the right moments, in the right time and places. Life moves forward and there are days when I remember to be grace to those on the street, and those in my home. If I am honest, often I forget. I get wrapped up in my world and needs that I don't see how my excess can meet a need today. From the clothes in my closet to the cans of food we will probably not touch this year. Excess seems to always be in my life. I long to live a simple life, one free to give. My hunch is that such a life is learned through practice. Why is it that I find it hard to do? Materialism in a capitalist society, greed, selffishness...Lord Jesus root out whatever it may be!

My First Project

noreply@blogger.com (Kkurtz) — Mon, 09 Jan 2006 18:48:00 +0000

By Kimbal
My first semester of Architecture school was the beginning of one of the most challenging goals I have ever attempted. And although this photo my not look like much, it was part of my final project and the accumulation of about 9 weeks of work and hundreds of hours spent in the studio.
I say that only express that going back to school was much harder than we expected. Kellen and I had to make a lot of adjustments. From all-nighters to the new challenges of having a puppy we both had to refocus and readjust to living in Denver.

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My First Project