Songs that might have been:
The changes, they are a-timely
I idly wonder when Taylor Swift will buy the NFL.
Before you Reply All, you've got to ask yourself a question, "Do I feel lucky?"
Yesterday's worship service included Watts, Wesley, Crosby, and Getty: an all-star songwriting lineup representing the 1600s, 1700s, 1800s, and today!
Thanks to all of you who have refrained from murdering me for my religious beliefs.
Robins in January. Soon, they'll be flying north for the summer and we won't see them at all.
I did a little math this morning and calculated that I've spent about 90% of my life involved with higher education, either as a student, employee, or a member of a household where someone was employed in higher education.
You know, it's not too soon to pray for a better future.
The Lions are playing for the conference title? The Detroit Lions?
a mug of hot tea enjoyed while snow sifts down from a gray-white winter sky
"Hard" doesn't mean "bad." "Hard work" is often good work, and good work is worth doing.
If you believe in God, gods, or a higher power, do you believe God is personal (an individual being you could know or relate to in some way), impersonal (a distant being or force), or something else?
I wonder if Elon Musk gets all the premium Twitter stuff (verification, etc.) for free.
Well, now I'm on Bluesky too (same handle).
On this day in [not 1756], Alexander Hamilton was born. You remember him- the Broadway guy from the $10 bill.
How would your kids react if they listened to the music you listened to at their age?
“[It is an] erroneous view that murder is primarily an offense not against [all of us] but against individuals.” -C. S. Lewis, “God in the Dock”
This suggests to me that we should care even more when police officers murder egregiously.
I finally got the "no vampires allowed" board game Twilight Struggle back on the table! It's been a while.
Around here it seems like we hopped straight from autumn to spring, with a month of "hey, let's make sure the Christmas decorations still work."
Lots of folks are posting about the books they read in 2023, but I don't see anyone bragging about the 70 books they've read in 2024. I guess nobody has read "The Time Machine" this year and figured out how the gizmo works.
Joined Nov 2022
