You know the book and have likely read it. I have four or five times, but I was scrolling through Amazon’s movies and saw Virgin Atlantic’s 1984. I’ll cut to the chase: it’s a great film. From my vantage, anyway. My wife – a great fan of the Gilmore Girls – wouldn’t go for it. […]
Crumb – Virgin Atlantic’s 1984 Read Post »
Being a writer, though, is so much more than just writing, and that’s what Somers addresses. He wants you to move you out of your own way and get you writing.
Book Review – Writing Without Rules, Jeffery Somers Read Post »
Here’s a First-World problem. If there was a game show that rated these things, it might be The Ultimate First-World Problem. I’m embarrassed that it rose into my consciousness, but new-age teachers tell me that thoughts aren’t my own, and come from the universal energy. I’ll take it as long as I get credit for
Crumb – Purple toilet water Read Post »
When I was first a Christian – I was fifteen and mostly interested in girls and music – I sat in the middle of mostly old people who struggled with Jesus Music. Nary a soul in church talked about science and faith, or art and faith, or even philosophy. Along the way, groping for something
Recommendation, L’abri Read Post »
“Our eight-year-old sees ghost and isn’t afraid of them. I don’t believe any of it, and she’s got me shaking.”
“And to Dennis Mitton, I am thankful to G the Father that he is able to mow his lawn with such straight lines. All while drinking coffee by the gallon.”
Sunday Lesson – Gifted at mowing straight lines Read Post »