Maybe it’s too good?
I wrote recently about accidentally stumbling upon a run of Pulitzer Prize-winning novels — The Grapes of Wrath, Tales of the South Pacific, A Confederacy of Dunces, The Goldfinch. Now,… Read more »
I wrote recently about accidentally stumbling upon a run of Pulitzer Prize-winning novels — The Grapes of Wrath, Tales of the South Pacific, A Confederacy of Dunces, The Goldfinch. Now,… Read more »
The year is almost over. And every year at about this time, I try to get people geared up for what I think is a worthwhile endeavor: reading the Bible,… Read more »
I’m pretty tired today. That’s what I get for interrupting a full-night’s sleep for something so trivial as a soccer match. Oh, but for those who enjoy the game, it… Read more »
It was bound to happen sooner or later. I think we actually got a bit lucky, considering the temperatures stayed in the 30s and 40s until about a week ago…. Read more »
I was 10 years old when Jim Croce died. That’ll be 50 years ago next September. Of course, I probably never knew of him while he was alive, but I… Read more »
I have good memories of walking through the woods in the snow. One of the most enjoyable things I did with my brothers when I visited a few winters ago… Read more »
“…teach us to number our days, that we may get a heart of wisdom.” Psalm 90:12 I’ve said it before — I’m a morning person. I love to be up… Read more »
I was reminded again this morning of what social media is doing to us, not by actual example, but by the observation of someone to whom I was listening, lamenting… Read more »
Like I said in a recent post — I’m really going to wrap it up this year with the long rides. Cold weather gets tough on one’s bones and joints,… Read more »
It seems anymore that, when confronted with a bit of freneticism, I’m comforted in God. Even more so now than I’ve ever been. This may seem like a “duh” statement,… Read more »