Everything I’ve written. Well, everything I can find. In no particular order. No sorting. Who knows what you’ll find? I’m still digging through elementary school boxes…there is a lot here…
If you’re looking for something specific, do a search at the top right of the sidebar. Or – my method – pour a cup of coffee and lean back and read for a day…
Where the wind blows… Most Sundays, I publish the Sunday Lesson. It’s little more than an observation, or an idea, or a study I’m working on that has interesting applications. I feel deeply blessed and deeply responsible for writing this. I’m up for all comments and try to respond to them all. Be forewarned that […]
Sunday Lesson – Where the wind blows Read Post »
Love has given me many woes in life, and today would be no different.
The second time I fell in love Read Post »
La Bible de Jérusalem I was fifteen, and we were sitting on my bed. My long-time buddy thumbed through my King James Bible we just pried from its box. For all I knew, it was the original copy. My grandparents bought it for me when I was twelve, as they did for all the grand
A roundabout introduction to the Jerusalem Bible. Read Post »
Here’s a good one. It’s from Goodreads which is code for Amazon, and, yes, I go there a lot. It’s a list I came across of the most difficult novels to read. Two hundred of them. I only made it through the first page but notice a perennial favorite: Camus’ The Stranger. I read it
My daughter is the genius of the house, and she’s taking a college class in inorganic chemistry. And she’s in the tenth grade. She’s pulled her hair out this week figuring out significant numbers. The teacher is in and out of the class with a sick husband and handed the class a packet and said,
Crumb – What is significant, anyway? Read Post »
Another crumb falls from the table = this one’s for writers and reader – hurry to catch it before the dog gets it…
Crumb – Wise writing words from William Golding Read Post »