Hello, my name is Andrew Ledwith. Welcome to my home on the Internet. You’ll find I write primarily about my interests, which tend toward technology, ministry, and my adventures with friends. If this is your first time to my website, or it’s been a while since your last visit, this would be a good place to start. Here I highlight my best work.
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Favorite and Popular Posts
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- First and Twenty: My iPhone Home Screen
- Google Reader and Instapaper: How I Read Content on the Web
- Being a Man of Action
- The Healing Process
- The Camp Special Renaming Project
- My Roommate and My Neighbor
- Chicago Spring Break Trip 2008
- “Would You Guys Mind Watching My Bike?”
Ongoing Series
- The Monday Monologue Podcast
The Monday Monologue is my foray into podcasting. Each week I talk about ideas I’m processing, whether they be on technology, ministry, or life in general. - What I Use
A series of posts profiling products and services I use and recommend. - Nav Night Messages
I have opportunity to teach regularly at the weekly meeting for The Navigators at Florida State University. These are my messages. - Book Reviews
I like to write reviews of the books I’m reading. - My Annual Soundtracks
Each year I write a post in which I consider the music I’ve been listening to and decide what songs best express the seasons I’ve been through over the past twelve months. - My Birthday Essays
Each year I write a post about my birthday on my birthday. Perhaps a bit self-involved, but it’s become a fun tradition on my blog.
Notable Collections
- Berlin English Camp 2009
My experiences as part of a team from my church sent to Berlin to help a ministry tutor children in English. - National Collegiate Program 2005
My time spent at a Navigators summer training program in Colorado Springs. - Study Abroad in Italy 2004
I studied abroad in Florence for six weeks. Here are stories from my various travels and studies.
