Almost like the real thing…
I’ve liked the music group Chicago for almost as long as I can remember. They’ve definitely got a tight style, and have put out a lot of good music over… Read more »
Category: Recommendations
Still frenetic…
I’m pretty sure I’ve described these guys before as “frenetic.” I love listening to their music anytime, but it can be especially uplifting while I’m riding. So I was happy… Read more »
One of those songs…
Of course we’ve all had “one of those songs.” I have a few of them. They are the songs that bring something up…some kind of memory. Some kind of pleasantness…. Read more »
Article: The Wasting of the Evangelical Mind
I found in the New Yorker a good article about something in which I am quite interested — the turn from intellectual pursuits by the church, most particularly in the… Read more »
Recommendation: Truth for Life
I can’t remember when I started listening to podcasts — it’s been years, and I’m sure thousands of episodes of a wide variety. And they come and go. But the… Read more »
Does it Matter? Yes. It Does.
I’ve enjoyed my New York Times subscription. Even those things with which I don’t necessarily agree (and that is the case with every publication, not just the Times) are quite… Read more »
This is Interesting: Acrevalue.com
Just piddling around and I found this site, acrevalue.com. It overlays land plots on a map, and in some cases, gives you values. I found it when I was watching… Read more »
Revisionist History: “Oh Howard, You Idiot.”
If you want to listen to something interesting, you can hardly go wrong with Malcolm Gladwell’s podcast, Revisionist History. Sure, it’s a bit of an odd name. I mean, aren’t… Read more »
Using all of the guitar…
I don’t remember where I first stumbled upon Antione Dufour, but I did, and that’s all that matters. I’ve learned since then that there are a few good players in… Read more »
The Office
Tired tonight. It’s been a long day. But it doesn’t hurt to laugh a bit. I’ve always liked The Office — a lot of people do. It had such a… Read more »