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August 20th, 2006 18:07
What a great quote to put up in this digital age. My work forces me to carry a Blackberry around. I leverage this by having my ministry emails get sent to it. I admit to being pretty compulsive about doing email for my ministry, so this can be a problem at times.
I know that my wife would ask that I be a LOT more present with her sometimes too. Thanks as always for the great reminder Mark!