Simple Sentences, Inaugural Edition

No problem will ever truly be solved by a politician.

Milk for Lunch

I was out taking a walk at a local nature preserve on my lunch today, and, as is my want, I flipped a piece of plywood that was lying on the ground.

I found this.

A female yearling Milk Snake/Lampropeltis triangulum triangulum. The above picture is more or less as found. The one [...]

Must Hear Audio Extra!

Free streaming audio of I Am He, a great discussion by Tim Keller of Jesus’ claims of divinity is availiable at that link. If you’ve ever wondered just who Jesus was or wished you were better equipped to help people answer that question, you won’t be disappointed.

.23n(apowrimo)=fail?

How’s that for a polynomial?

So we are 7 days (or 23 percent) into National Poetry Writing Month, to which I’ve committed. I’ve written a poem four of the seven days. If I finish out the month flawlessly I’ll have 27 poems. I don’t even want to think about makeup poems. [...]

NaPoWriMo Update (Good Friday Edition)

I’d just thought that you’d like to know that I have so far made good on my National Poetry Writing Month commitment.  Of course, we’re only two days in . . .    At any rate, I’ve been considering I Tim 1 for the last couple days, and, through my thoughts this Good Friday, it became the seed [...]

The Just for the Unjust

I have to work today, Good Friday. I wish I didn’t–it seems crass to go about business as usual, working, laughing, etc. But I will be worshiping in my heart, mourning who I was and am and rejoicing in what God did for such an undeserving one as me. I hope you [...]