About those numbers…
I really want to go metric. I’ve been overseas long enough to know that it’s reasonable and it’s possible. And it’s altogether practical. Let’s come in line with how the… Read more »
Category: Thoughts in Progress
No Guarantees
I’m clipping right along in my straight-through reading of the Bible this time around. January is not even over and I’m going to finish Job tonight. But let’s take a… Read more »
This must’ve been the plan all along…
When I created the “Football” category after the first week of the season, I figured I might have something to say other than to jab the Cowboys for picking up… Read more »
Off-the-Grid Dreams…
Just wandering around the YouTubes and something catches my eye. Micha and I have done a lot of driving, and on occasion we see a place that’s beautiful and remote,… Read more »
All Over but the Crying…
I guess I should start with a warning that I’m kind of cranky and tired right now. And I suppose I’ll try to wrap up this line of thinking soon… Read more »
Real Law and Order. Real Courage.
I really enjoyed a recent episode of the New York Times podcast, The Daily, in which host Michael Barbaro interviewed newly-elected Michigan Republican Representative Peter Meijer about his vote to… Read more »
The Real Thing
This CNN article doesn’t so much confirm a suspicion as much as it confirms something we all pretty much know as fact – things just don’t work like they’re supposed… Read more »
Crossing the Line (InH, II)
A few days ago, I left you on a sour note. I pretty much called you (and me) Hitler. But of course, that was in the context of what God’s… Read more »
I’m not Hitler! (I)
“The depravity of man is at once the most empirically verifiable reality but at the same time the most intellectually resisted fact.” Malcolm Muggeridge I still don’t understand why more… Read more »
Broken Windows and Parked Cars
I’m kind of interested in the Broken Windows Theory – not necessarily in the overall (and controversial lately) realm of policing – but as we can apply it to other… Read more »