intersections: 2006

January 04, 2006

2006

Well, everyone is posting about the new year. I have a few New Year goals (and milestones) myself:

Run another marathon (Big Sur or Long Beach)
My 10 year wedding anniversary on August 25 - I'm planning now to take my wife somewhere amazing for our anniversary. I figure if I save $20 a week starting today I can afford to drive to Sacramento! Woo hoo!
Lead the Hollywood church to a clear sense of vision that will unify our community and drive us into mission. I'll be posting over the next few months about this and I invite you to chime in, whether you are from Hollywood, or around the country or world. We need your help.
Write my first book. It makes me nervous just to type this, but it also feels good. It's been bouncing around in my head for a while. Time to get it out!

How about you? What are your plans for 2006?

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