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- christmas meditation, ([i]) and ((i))
- Out of Egypt
- donovan
- 12/25
- "When you're absolute beginners / It's a panoramic view From her majesty, Mt. Zion / And the Kingdom is for you" ~ M. Ward x) Gospel for beginners: 1) Good things only happen when you accept Christ Jesus as Lord. 1.5) In Him alone, God...
- Drugs are bad...except when you need them
- Out of Egypt
- donovan
- 12/23
- It is tragic to me to see how many sins have been committed and how many lives have been destroyed under the banner of "Christian liberty". The church needs Nazarenes (Holiness movement) now like Israel needed Nazirites then. There is a...
- DPP 12/16: Calvin and Hobbes
- In Search of Lost Time
- Tim and Jo
- 12/16
- Catching up on recent pictures. But here's the one for today. Three cousins were entranced....
- DPP 12/16: Calvin and Hobbes
- In Search of Lost Time
- Tim and Jo
- 12/16
- Catching up on recent pictures. But here's the one for today. Three cousins were entranced....
- DPP Day 9: Tandoori chicken
- In Search of Lost Time
- Tim and Jo
- 12/9
- After 8+ years, our toaster oven finally bit the dust. Our replacement has a removable rotisserie. It's been great for making tandoori chicken. Had it for lunch, then the leftovers get tossed with some kind of sauce...
- DPP Day 7: Pantry
- In Search of Lost Time
- Tim and Jo
- 12/7
- Thanks to Tim's painting skills, and a kind gift from an aunt, we have a pantry. A massive, to-the-ceiling shelving unit for canned goods, and a smaller bookcase for jars and spices. This made me feel like we've really moved...
- DPP Day 6: Air hockey with Grandma
- In Search of Lost Time
- Tim and Jo
- 12/6
- ...in our 1970s style, fake wood paneled, brilliant red carpeted basement....
- DPP: Day 5 "I'll hold the ball..."
- In Search of Lost Time
- Tim and Jo
- 12/5
- Ian loves football. He does not like to throw the ball. He does not like to catch the ball. He does not like to kick the ball. He likes to play Charlie Brown with the ball. Starring...
- DPP Day 4: Christmas breads
- In Search of Lost Time
- Tim and Jo
- 12/4
- Spent a busy day baking with my sister-in-law and mom. Kitchen conversations as kids played. Eggnog bread, pumpkin bread, pumpkin gingerbread, and cranberry-orange bread....
- DPP: Day 3
- In Search of Lost Time
- Tim and Jo
- 12/3
- The bittersweet last day of the semester after investing four months into students. Feeling a little maudlin, re-imagining the semester in sonata form, the eager beginning, the whirling middle with the endless variety of my students and the nearly...
- classical mania
- Out of Egypt
- donovan
- 12/3
- "I could be bounded in a nutshell, and count myself a king of infinite space, were it not that I have bad dreams." - Hamlet...
- DPP 2012: December 2
- In Search of Lost Time
- Tim and Jo
- 12/2
- Ian created his own find-a-word puzzle this morning. Our minds were blown, and we laughed because it's so Ian. He's a quiet kid, but he's found his own voice through writing. He loves writing letters to friends, and now,...
- December Photo Project 2012: December 1
- In Search of Lost Time
- Tim and Jo
- 12/1
- Once again, the December Photo Project has inspired me to reignite our blog. This morning, we took the kids to a Christmas parade. Bagpipers always make me nostalgic for my alma mater, and for an imaginary Scotland that...
- advent meditation, i
- Out of Egypt
- donovan
- 11/26
- (Written while listening to Sufjan's Christmas album) To say, "Jesus is God" - if said in good faith (that is, not with the intent to deceive, oneself or others) - is to say two things: First, on the human level, that whatever people ultimately...
- life in the psych ward
- Out of Egypt
- donovan
- 11/25
- Life in the psych ward felt like a "double bind": the only way to leave was to prove myself sane. But no words could do that, only behaviors. And part of that behavior was compliance with a regime that I...
- some thoughts on mental illness, from reading and experience
- Out of Egypt
- donovan
- 11/23
- "The poet only asks to get his head into the heavens. It is the logician who seeks to get the heavens into his head. And it is his head that splits." - GK Chesterton, Orthodoxy In this book, or a similar...
- sketches toward a balanced free-market platform
- Out of Egypt
- donovan
- 11/9
- I hope we can all agree that the budget must be balanced, or our country is in trouble. We don't have to do radical austerity yet, like Europe, so let's see what we can do to right things without killing...
- election post-mortem (or, why I am no longer a Republican)
- Out of Egypt
- donovan
- 11/8
- It took a lot for me to leave the Republican party, and become an Independent: 12 years of disillusionment. I voted for Bush in 2004 (the first election in which I was old enough to vote) and McCain in 2008, primarily...
- Should the Government Fund Public Broadcasting?
- Out of Egypt
- donovan
- 10/5
- One of the big stories coming out of the debate the other night was Romney's plan to defund public broadcasting. I wasn't sure of my own views on this subject so I decided to consider it here at length. I...
- My Top 2 Post-Debate Questions for the Candidates
- Out of Egypt
- donovan
- 10/4
- For Obama: I will admit, it would be hard for me to vote for you in good conscience. Your use of the Christian faith to justify your change of stance on gay marriage is disturbing to me. I can understand that...
- A Tentative Defense of Single-Payer Healthcare
- Out of Egypt
- donovan
- 10/4
- For those coming from elsewhere than the original Facebook thread, these are summaries of the points to which I am responding, after I made an initial comment that perhaps single-payer would do better at cost containment than either our current...
- More wisdom from Catholic moral theology
- Out of Egypt
- donovan
- 9/2
- I've been reading a lot of Cardinal Ratzinger/Pope Benedict's writings this weekend, and deeply appreciating the measured, reflective, and multi-faceted approach he takes to contentious issues. I've also appreciated that he is catholic in the best sense of the world,...
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- Damien
- 8/27
- If I had to choose, I would rather have birds than airplanes.-Charles Lindbergh...
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- Pictures of our kids.
- Ferris Family
- 8/26
- via Instagram http://instagr.am/p/O0Ol-nJLPF/...
- Beach Week (1)
- News from the Soundaras
- Nae and Clara
- 8/26
- The week before school started, we went to Oak Island, NC with my parents to enjoy a week of beach fun. I'm going to attempt several posts this week as a kind of re-cap of that trip.I've found that the...
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- fingerpost
- Damien
- 8/26
- Let the one who is thirsty come; let the one who desires take the water of life without price.-Revelation 22:17...
- Some days feel like this.
- Pictures of our kids.
- Paul Ferris
- 8/25
- ...
- Relaxing in the swing
- Pictures of our kids.
- Paul Ferris
- 8/25
- ...
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- fingerpost
- Damien
- 8/25
- Go to sleep. It'll be better in the morning.-Ruth Pastrana...
- In someone's attic
- Pictures of our kids.
- Ferris Family
- 8/25
- via Instagram http://instagr.am/p/OxK7M8pLCq/...
- god, i’ve been discarded
- belz
- belz
- 8/25
- God, I’ve been discarded from so many hands— I think I am a four of clubs— discarded but also played, which makes no sense in this analogy, but you know what I mean, Omniscient One. I’m glad that I’m still in your hand, though, and that there I can...
- I can't make sense of the hand.
- Pictures of our kids.
- Ferris Family
- 8/24
- via Instagram http://instagr.am/p/OvA02GJLEr/...
- some things I’ve been loving (and not so loving)
- Please Pass the Salt
- Moriah
- 8/24
- We took the kids to Six Flags White Water last weekend in Atlanta and it was whirlwind fun. I blinked and we were back home. I had forgotten that Drew tends to be afraid of rides and he chickened out...
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- fingerpost
- Damien
- 8/26
- tracey ann finleyIt is easier to forgive an enemy than to forgive a friend.-William Blake...
- Celebrating Laney
- News from the Soundaras
- Nae and Clara
- 8/23
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