On not calling the shots

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Jason Harwell
My name is Jason.
I'm a father of two, husband of one, and I live in Athens, Ga.
Over the past few years, I released a few albums (some pretty good and others not so pretty good), ran a nonprofit recording company, and saw a lot of the country. Nowadays, I'm trying to learn how to embrace my own weakness and live a life that's much more "analog." I also have a few part-time jobs.
I'm still writing "solo" music that I hope will see the light of day sometime soon, but when I feel the need to really rock & roll, I do so with a band called the Warm Fuzzies. I've also been trying to start a supergroup with my daughter, but we've got some "creative differences" we can't seem to tackle.
Such is life, I reckon.

From the October 16th entry in Oswald Chamber's My Utmost For High Highest:

"No Christian has a special work to do. A Christian is called to be Jesus Christ’s own, 'a servant is not greater than his master', and someone who does not dictate to Jesus Christ what he intends to do."

This week I started a new part time job as a typesetter at a local copy shop. I'm not exactly sure, but I think this is currently my third or fourth job (Let's see... I'm a stay at home dad three mornings a week, I run a small graphic design/consulting business, I do some basic design/website management/podcast production for my church, and of course, the aforementioned typesetting).

I find myself wondering how many part time jobs it takes to equal one full-time job. I'm guessing 2.65, though I can't show you my math on that.

What a weird year.

I never wanted to be the guy with a bunch of odd jobs.

Oh well.

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