Crumb – The problem with termites
The very fact that you see this tiny translucent bug with its trail of powdery spit and poop left behind means that you must act.
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Crumb, The Good Life, The Library
TBI Tuesday, The Library
TBI Tuesday – The snake and my empty brain
Do you see it? If you’ve experienced a traumatic brain injury (TBI) like I have, you know what I’m writing about. If not, here’s some insight into how our brains work. I’m collecting environmental samples at work today, so I threw my gear into the back of our antique Chevy Suburban. We keep it in
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Christian, Sunday Lesson, The Library
Sunday Lesson – Putting G to the test
Proponents won’t agree, but it’s the philosophy of the snake handler, and it comes from the New Testament story of Paul visiting Malta.
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Crumb, The Library
Crumb – Max, robins, and community
Odd thoughts that follow me daily… The Cat Max wants to fight, eat, or screw anything that crosses his path, so we keep him inside. We’ve already spent a down payment on a new Porsche on his belly. He eats anything, and this ‘anything’ appeared as ball of string. We noticed this while he lay
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Evolution, Science, The Library
Book Review – Sex on Earth, by Jules Howard
Book Review, Sex on Earth by Jules Howard Sex on Earth is a fun romp through the animal kingdom that is hard to put down. Accurate but not academic, Howard surveys animals for what is weird, wild, and, ultimately for that particular animal, normal. Of course, these adjectives are only used by human watchers: whale sex
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Crumb, The Library
Crumb – O Christian. What are your symptoms?
Another crumb falls from the table
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