Thoughts, ponderings, reflections.

50 words or less: "thoughts" is the personal blog of Kevin D. Hendricks and has covered writing, pop culture, technology, spirituality and navel-gazing since 1998. Kevin does writing and editing with his company, Monkey Outta Nowhere, and in case you couldn't tell these thoughts reflect his personal views.

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Share Your Leftovers

Thursday, April 30th, 2009 Posted in Society | 1 Comment »

Musician, blogger and Compassion advocate Shaun Groves is in India right on another Compassion bloggers tour. These are pretty incredible trips (they did Uganda last year and the Dominican Republic last fall) and admittedly hard to read. This morning I checked ...

You Can Change the World: Saving Kids from Poverty

Tuesday, February 10th, 2009 Posted in Music, Society | 1 Comment »

Last week indie rock star (wait, is that an oxymoron?) Shaun Groves came to town. I've tried to keep up with Shaun since his debut album came out back when I was just getting started at the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. ...

You Can Change the World: Compassion Bloggers

Thursday, November 6th, 2008 Posted in Society | 2 Comments »

In February the child sponsorship organization Compassion International sent a team of bloggers to Uganda. They're doing it again this week, sending a team to the Dominican Republic. This trip doesn't seem to be getting as much attention, but the ...

Questioning Child Sponsorship

Thursday, February 14th, 2008 Posted in Society | 3 Comments »

I love that Compassion International is doing this blogger's trip to Uganda. I applaud them. But it also raises a lot of important questions for me. As I read through the entries and the comments, almost everyone responds with tears ...

Stupid Music Industry; Smart Musicians

Thursday, March 22nd, 2007 Posted in Business & Marketing, Music | No Comments »

I never really get why we're supposed to care so much that CD sales are declining. Is it my problem technology has left you behind and only a fraction of the songs on most albums are worth owning? Every other ...