Puzzled

Got back into Vancouver yesterday. It is nice to be back among car horns and traffic. Congestion.

Spent most of today cobbling together a sermon, which I now realize might be far too long. Daryl Pierce is performing an acoustic set tomorrow night. As a result, I should probably tighten up the sermon down to like 10 minutes.

Went to the doctors. It was a beautiful day - bright sunshine and warm.

Watched Reign on Me with F. tonight. I had been looking forward to this film - I had used the trailer to illustrate human alienation once.

The film ended up being quite a disappointment - there were a few nice moments - but it just was not very cohesive.

There was a scene where Don Cheadle and his wife are doing a 1000 piece puzzle. I started to wonder who does puzzles? And, once you do a puzzle - do you actually put it away and do it again someday?

I am very suspicious of this whole puzzle industry. I mean, I guess old people and convicts are putting together Monets or nature scenes. But, what stood out to me, was this was a young couple that had the power to leave their apt. and .... do something that was not a jig-saw puzzle. Do young people actually do jig-saw puzzles?

I'm starting to think maybe this Christmas I'll buy the biggest puzzle set - like 5000 pieces and spend my holidays putting it together.....
to be continued.