Yesterday I started at my new job as a retail tobacconist. That’s the glorified way of saying I’m working in a cigar shop. I have taken off my “Pastor Dan” hat and put on my “Pastor Padron” hat (Padron being my favorite brand of cigar). I worked in a cigar shop when I was putting my way through seminary so I will probably catch on quicker than most, but as I am traveling the learning curve of how things work in the three different locations, I will not be able to respond as quickly to comments as I would like. Please be patient, and please do keep commenting. I enjoy hearing from you! I am sure God is going to be teaching me a lot too. After all, His Spirit doesn’t see any divide between the sacred and the secular; and, I can assure you from personal past experience, if Jesus was not afraid to work with fishermen, zealots, and tax collectors, He is not afraid to work in a cigar shop either.
PS: A “herf” is a group of friends smoking cigars. =)
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Congratulations on surviving your first day! Dont worry about blogging, you’ll get here when you get here.
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Thanks IB. That made me smile. =)
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I wish you well on your new/old venture. I’ve never into cigars, but understand they can be enjoyable. Have fun herfing!
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Haha! Thanks. It’s guy potpourri….
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No matter where you find yourself, Dan, God is with you. He still knows your name and gives you significance!
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That. He. Does. =)
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