Umm...
Some weeks it just gets really busy. I'm not dead yet.
Alison Hawke
Wallpaper
Much happiness. Hubby gave me one of the top ten best birthday presents ever today: a year's subscription to Digital Blasphemy. If you're going to be staring at a computer for most of the day, put something there you actually want to look at.
Run, do
Knock and Die
Timothy gave me a door handle hanging thing that says this:
I need total peace and quiet. I'm in touch with a creative love vibe from the center of the earth, tapped into my own special personal meditative wavelength, tuned in to all the earth's positive
Red Dwarf
I'm in a quotes mood. This is from the season five episode Quarantine
LISTER: What is he capable of?
(On the wall behind them is a glass-fronted fire cabinet containing a large axe. The lock on the cabinet flips open.)KRYTEN: Well, we've seen hex
Random thoughts
From Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
LAUNCELOT: We have the Holy Hand Grenade.
ARTHUR: Yes, of course! The Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch! 'Tis one of the sacred relics Brother Maynard carries with him! Brother Maynard! Bring up the Holy Hand Grenade!
MONKS: [chanting] Pie Iesu domine, dona
Alpha week one: Who is Jesus?
This is probably my fourth time through Alpha, and I still wound up taking notes. The main point of this talk was C.S. Lewis's question "Lord, Liar, or Lunatic?"
Freud said people were hungry for love. Jung said people were hungry for security. Adler said
Sorry, but the Emperor is naked
Some troll posted the URL of my Linux usability rant on comp.os.linux.advocacy. I took that file down last night because I was appalled, but not surprised, at the vehemence of the personal attacks from that group. Rather than believe that anyone could be less than expert with
Vineyard blogs
Todd Hunter has a blog (link via Jordon Cooper), so does Steve Sjogren, but his hasn't been updated since mid December. Someone at Vineyard Fort Meyers also has a blog, but I'm not sure who Charlie is. Is anyone else out there?
Empowered Evangelicals chapter four
A paradigm is simply the way that a person perceives reality. Defined this way, we can quickly see that no two people wear exactly the same glasses all of the time. For example, if you have been married for more than one day, you have come to the realization that
Empowered Evangelicals chapter three
Every Christian knows, through personal experience, that the Christian life is lived on two tracks, power and pain, victory and defeat. But how shall we make sense of it? Our understanding of power and pain is rooted in the biblical message of the kingdom of God.
Reading theology to INXS