Ten Lessons from Taylor
We're done. The days of reading Wendell Berry and worshiping at chapel and clapping way too long with a thousand other classmates are behind us. So long to the black squirrels, easy friendships, and freely crossing every street with the knowledge that cars yield to pedestrians 100% of the time. Taylor is a bubble and I know that outside this one-mile loop, cars don't stop for street-crossers, most squirrels are grayish-brown and life isn't always a worship service. Not everyone will wish me "shalom" and there will be confrontations that end in angry resentment rather than prayerful reconciliation. Life outside the bubble is about to be drastically different than anything around the loop, but it's what we're called to- it's where we must go. In the spirit of (frankly sucking at) reflection, here are ten Taylor lessons I hope I never forget. Beyond the bubble we go! N O T E T O S E L F : 1. Honesty isn't optional. It's not the best policy- it...