Monthly Archives: July 2005

In an interesting Time magazine article from the July 4th issue, the writers commented at length no less than three times on a matter of note: O’Connor’s character, specifically her treatment of her clerks. Clerking is known to be an … Continue reading →

This blog never wanders far from music. Here’s an opportunity for a cd recommendation: Indelible Grace III, loaned to me by excellent friend Will Kynes. Made by the fun folks at Indelible Grace, the cd sets old and powerful hymns … Continue reading →

Man, this one is icy like the junior high girls sleepover turned jealous. John Thune, junior Senator from South Dakota, currently finds himself locked in a battle with the White House (specifically the Department of Defense) over its targeted closing … Continue reading →

Okay, so many will scoff at me, and say that they’ve always known this was true, but rap as heard on the radio reflects a culture driven stark-wild with lust. Many songs no longer include any mention of romance or … Continue reading →

Here’s one way to look at the contemporary American conflagration between so-called “red” and “blue” Americans. Red Americans like America for all it is, believing it to be a close realization of ideal political and socio-economic structure. We’ve got a … Continue reading →

In the insane world of computers, the computer I’m using has decided to let me post pictures once again. So you will see them populate the site once more populated by photographs.