It's an unusual day when I don't learn something from Steven Riddle at Flos Carmeli.

Consider Sacrificing the Need to Be Right. Or meditate with him on The Proper Dwelling Place of God.



And now he has my thanks in a different way for an entry on Edwin Arlington Robinson that brought back to me a day of stress and happiness during my last year at prep school. A recitation of Richard Cory was received well enough to gain me second place in a school competition. A friend took the palm with a fine presentation of an excerpt from Jonathan Edwards's Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God.



Visit Steven at Flos Carmeli. Frequently.