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I reserved the domain name, www.heelcatcher.com, many years ago. My intent was to start a personal blog online. Like most good intents, it never happened. I simply did not have the time to set things up. Ironically, the event that gave me the time was an Achilles rupture that happened to me on November 21, 2009. My heelcatcher blog was birthed out of my snapped heel. I wish I would have found a less painful way to get things started.
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Author Archives: Steve Foster
Lamott, Politics, and Grace
Sitting on the recliner recovering from an Achilles rupture affords me ample time to read. One book I picked up recently was Anne Lamott's Grace Eventually: Thoughts on Faith. I have never read one of her books before. I picked … Continue reading
Anxiety
It is the start of a new year so I should probably be talking about something else but I woke up to ESPN and another news report on Urban Meyer. If you are not familiar with Urban Meyer, he is … Continue reading
Time & Nostalgia
Last night I met some old friends from high school. It had been 20+ years since we last interacted. Twenty years. Hard to believe. Time moves so quickly. I am finding that turning 40 has increased my desire to connect … Continue reading
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Christmas in Florida
We left New Jersey on Monday at 3am. A foot and a half of snow was on the ground. Outside temperature was 19 degrees. The fear of black ice kept us from driving too fast or using the cruise control. … Continue reading
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White Out
The first snowstorm of the winter hit yesterday evening. It dumped a foot of snow at our house. Having grown up in Florida, this snow stuff is still fairly new to me. In Florida, a snowstorm is seeing more than … Continue reading
