Monthly Archives: June 2006

Bethany and I just finished watching “The Two Towers” last night, and boy, did it speak to me. It is difficult to overestimate the affection I have for epics. I really, really, really love them. They encompass so much of … Continue reading →

If you’re reading this, you’re probably American. And if you’re American, you’re probably ignoring the World Cup. And if you’re ignoring the World Cup, you’re missing one of the Best Things in the World. Few things on this globe bring … Continue reading →

That’s quite a claim, I guess. And alot of pressure to put on one artist’s catalog. But Mat Kearney makes the kind of music that speaks to the existence of another language, one spoken across the world, without words of … Continue reading →

Hi. I’m in the midst of a storm called “Hurricane Pre-wedding” that washed on my shores a few weeks ago. Actually, things are going great (July 8th is the day!), but it’s just a bit hectic. And you loyal readers … Continue reading →

It’s time for a new series. I hope that this is one is uplifting. There’s not enough uplifting stuff in the world, and the world is filled with goodness. We should celebrate the good things more and breed a thankful … Continue reading →

Yes, that’s right. Does anyone wear watches anymore? I’m not sure many people do. Okay, some people do. Sure. But think en masse. Do the majority of folks out there wear a watch on a day-to-day basis? My theory is … Continue reading →

It used to be that valor was prized among men. It was one of the central virtues of our world. Boys were trained to be men, grew up, and then demonstrated their masculinity by acts of bravery and virtue. Exploration, … Continue reading →

Okay, so the title’s a bit dramatic. But it’s true. Not for kids. Kids’ fiction is going strong, as it has been for a very long time. Centuries, even. Harry Potter dominates the fictional scene. The Lord of the Rings … Continue reading →