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  • advent journal: the enveloping air

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham December 24, 2010

    During our quick trip to New York this week, we spent the better part of one afternoon in the Metropolitan Museum of Art losing all sense of direction and finding bits of wonder, love, and praise in many of the paintings, photographs, and sculptures that inhabit the place. Eventually, we wandered in amongst the Impressionists….

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  • advent journal: who I saw today

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham December 23, 2010

    Here’s Who I Saw Today: a high school friend who met me for breakfast and a walk around Midtown Manhatthan; the man who drove the shuttleto JFK fighting through trafficand still had energy to smile; the TSA identification checkerwho never changed his facialexpression as he worked; the server at our favoriteMexcian restaurant in Durhamwho welcomed…

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  • advent journal: evening walk

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham December 22, 2010

    we were walking back to our hotelas the moon was climbing the ladderof night above us we were walkingdown the avenueagainst the currentof tourists and taxisleaning into the wind we were walkingaway from the showwe had come to seefull of the laughterand lightness of life we were walkinginto a night that willgive birth to the…

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  • advent journal: connect the dots

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham December 21, 2010

    On this Solstice night, we are chasing daylight in New York City. I surprised Ginger with a trip to see one of her all-time favorite things, now on Broadway: Pee Wee’s Playhouse. There are days to write and reflect and there are days to bask in the sheer joy of love and what it means…

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  • advent journal: tomorrow

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham December 20, 2010

    Tomorrow I get to showthe person I love mosthow much I love herhow much I get herwith a surprise that has her name writtenall over itI wonderif this isa hint ofwhat Godfelt like onChristmas Eve. Peace,Milton

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  • advent journal: the connection was broken

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham December 19, 2010

    My friend David died a year ago today. I wished I could have talked to him about the repeal of DADT and the failure of the DREAM Act and his daughter’s graduation and what he was doing for Christmas and what music he had been listening to and what the plans were for camp next…

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  • advent journal: day of service

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham December 18, 2010

    we made a depositat our local food bank 524 pounds of groceries math doesn’t do much for poetry, but here arethe numbers: they need112,329 pounds of foodeveryday – every day we had eight ninth gradeboys who unloaded the truck and then stood on the scale together one ton of teenagerwho had brought halftheir weight in…

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  • advent journal: getting to the story

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham December 17, 2010

    “History is written by the winners.” So wrote one of my students in a list of ten quotes that were meaningful to him that I had asked him and his class to find and explain. His take on the quote was: “If you win, you get to be important.” Perhaps. Or at least you get…

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  • advent journal: wishing for a sing-a-long

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham December 16, 2010

    I’ve been staring at the screen for a couple of hours now. I had a couple of ideas I was chasing, but my mind kept coming back to the sadness that has marked my day because it was one year ago today that I got the call that my dear friend, David Gentiles, had been…

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  • advent journal: get yourself awed

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham December 15, 2010

    300,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 No, that’s not my salary offer to pitch next year, nor is it the number of Cheetos I have consumed in my life time. 300 sextillion is the latest estimate of the number of stars in the universe, which is three times what astronomers had previously thought. As we learned from Hubble’s “Deep Field”…

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