Now that the website has (finally) been fully integrated, it’s time to roll out some new content. I’ve decided on a new feature that I’m calling “Powerful Post Monday” – or PPM for short. On select Mondays, I’ll link to a blog post that I consider powerful. These will be […]
Dear Friends, Loved Ones and Everybody Else: I wanted to keep you all informed about some exciting developments at marklamberti.com. First of all, I totally overhauled my blog/website and fully integrated the whole thing to make it an official blebsite. It is, by far, the best my blebsite has ever […]
I recently saw this on the blog of a guy named Brad Ruggles. It is a quote from a book titled “The Holy Wild” by Mark Buchanon. I thought it was worth reposting here. Here is the quote: “Oh, brothers and sisters, I love Jesus so much,” she said. “Tell […]
When I was younger, I always wanted a black computer. I wasn’t so much concerned about how it ran, I just wanted it to look cool. Over the years, my dream of owning a black computer gradually became a reality. Still, there was always something missing. I might have a […]
I have one thing to say to those non-believers: Don’t ever underestimate the heart of a champion. – Rudy Tomjanovich
As we looked for our seats, we walked past a lot of pictures. There were the legends that I had never seen play – one of whom was a man I had just run into in the bathroom. I pointed him out to my Dad. “It was a pleasure watching […]
I went jogging the other day in the town I grew up in. After climbing a steep hill for about a mile, I enjoyed coasting down toward the finish. As I approached a certain spot, I was curious to see what I might find there. I figured the bag of […]
Let’s suppose an alternate ending to Susan Boyle’s performance. What if she got up there and was absolutely terrible? In my mind, the problem persists. There is still a valuation of worth based on gifting. I remember winning the superlative “Tallest” in High School. Don’t get me wrong, I thought […]
Who is the better golfer?
Who will get us first?
Who was the best lawyer?
Must've been all that chocolate milk he consumed the last few years
Al Horford headed to his first NBA Finals at age 35. In no small part because Horford, at age 35, is still damn good.
