I like the fact that my routine rarely remains the same for long. The hat I wear on any given day is often determined by the most pressing deadline at the moment, and lately I’ve been swapping them out so fast, you’d think I was auditioning for a juggling act. Here are few recent headpiece […]
A couple of months ago we received an invitation in the mail. It read, “By the Grace of God, The Province of the Anglican Church of Rwanda requests your prayers and presence at the Ordination and Consecration of The Reverend Philip Hill Jones to be a Bishop in the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church
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You know how, when you go in the post office, and the clerk places your package on the scale, and then she asks you if you want to send it priority mail, and you say, “How much more will that cost?” and she presses some numbers on the scale base and answers, “It’s $2.70 for
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This week is “date week” at The Master’s Artist. Each day all the blog contributors answer a new question, and everyone else is encouraged to enter the conversation by answering the same question in the comments. (Or making fun of, er, I mean *discussing* our answers.) It’s like a mass personals ad. Sort of. Or
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Time for more “stories.” Enjoy. Christmas in Colorado The Paintings of Stephen Tapp Grace’s Hair (Or Lack Thereof) Still pending: Croatia!
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Craig Nash tagged me with this book do-hickey, and of course I’m going to do it, because 1.) it’s Craig, and 2.) it’s about books. But I have to say, it’s really hard to choose. Books have influenced me all my life, from when my mom gathered us wee ones on the couch to read
Mid-December I posted a brief message promising several stories. (Yeah, yeah. I know you forgot all about it, but let’s pretend you’ve been waiting in eager anticipation, okay?) Thank you for your patience. Oh, and I hope you like “stories” that are actually pictures with captions. Stocking Stuff-a-Rama and Style Show Christmas Platter (with a
A couple of weeks ago I wrote a guest review of a cool downtown Marshall eatery for Brad Whittington’s “Eating Fred Texas” blog. He posted it Dec. 30. You can read it here. After you wipe the drool off your chin, leave a comment and let me know when to expect you.
Cozy condo with a kitchen, fireplace, TV/DVD player, electric piano, good books, and internet. If you have to be stranded, I suppose this is the way to go. We were scheduled to catch a flight out of Denver this evening, but we can’t get to the airport. I-70 is closed due to white-out conditions, icy
I’ve been so busy doing the things I want to write about that I haven’t had time to stop and write about any of them. And now we’ve officially entered the Christmas-With-Family Zone, meaning online time will be scarce for the next little while. However, to whet your appetite (and prod my memory), here’s a
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