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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Waiting for the Snowpocalypse
It has been a cold, rainy day and the rain is slowly turning to ice. I expect to wake up to a very slippery world tomorrow morning. But according to the forecasts, it doesn’t end there. The ice storm is … Continue reading
What Makes Today a Good Day?
For starters I’m still aglow from our victory at Trivia Night last night. We got the 3-peat, but it looked iffy for the first few rounds. Even better than winning (though I have to say that I like winning) was … Continue reading
And Now a Word on Education from Sir Ken Robinson
Busy, busy day. Had a children’s ministries meeting at church this morning, then lunch with friends. Tonight we have a youth group trivia fundraiser. I have high hopes for a 3-peat. In light of the busy day, I’m sharing a … Continue reading
Posted in education, videos
Tagged homeschooling, Postaday2011, RSA Animate, Sir Ken Robinson
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“Boo!” to you, AMC Theaters
Remember when you bought out our Kerasotes Theaters and promised us $5 movies all day Monday thru Thursday and before noon on weekends? Remember your “free refills” siren song? Now I know you were just trying to avoid listening to … Continue reading
Posted in movies, Uncategorized
Tagged AMC Theaters, Chase Park Plaza, Kerasotes Theaters, Postaday2011, The King's Speech
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My Daughter, My Politics, and the A-word
Striker told one of her classes that I’m an anarchist. She’s done this before. I can’t quite figure out if she’s proud of me, or just enjoys the attention that comes from having a mother who’s a freak. A few … Continue reading
I Will Say These Words Out Loud
….or write them, I guess, given the limitations of the medium. But I want you to imagine that I am saying the words out loud as I type. Because I am. God is calling me. Yes, me. To give myself … Continue reading
Lil Wayne, I’m Down With You
This is straight dope, and I aint even playin‘: “I also read the Bible for the first time. It was deep! I liked the parts where some character was once this, but he ended up being that. Like he’d be … Continue reading
Three Good Reads on a Monday Morning
My Google reader is giving generously this morning and I want to share a little of the bounty. I am, once again, jealous of Simcha Fisher’s writing. Only this time she’s not being funny – which is what usually makes … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, media, movies, spirituality, Uncategorized
Tagged Dallas Willard, Internet Monk, Postaday2011, Roger Ebert, Simcha Fisher, Walter Murch
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Civil Religion Archives: We’re All a Mess and We Need Each Other
Note: I wrote this post for Civil Religion last winter, part of a series on spirituality in films. It came to mind because tonight is the first meeting of our Common Ground group – an intentional effort to share life … Continue reading
“Reading Scripture Through Other Eyes” Conference, Day 2
Day 2 of the Reading Scripture Through Other Eyes theology conference featured Mary Gordon and Gerald O. West. Gordon had irritated me in a panel discussion the first day when she made the off-hand remark that “In the 21st century … Continue reading