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Life Is Complicated

This morning's news brought two articles that illustrate the truth that our world is never as simple as we want to make it....

 
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1940 Census Update

As noted in a previous post , I've been having a blast with the just-released 1940 census.  I did not use Ancestry.com's...

 
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Spam Comments

Okay, folks, the spam comments have really gotten out of hand.  Heretofore I have always at least glanced at them, to make sure...

 
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The Consecration of the Rev. Gregory O. Brewer as Fourth...

Our much-beloved Bishop of Central Florida, John Howe, retired this year.  The bishop-elect was Gregory O. Brewer, and...

 
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Tomorrow's the Day!

I'm as concerned about privacy as the next person (and a lot more than many), but sometimes I think our government goes too far, such as...

 
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Going Granola . . . a Mommy-Brain Musing

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The smell of freshly made grape nuts fills the air.  Our two-year old and two-month old who were both born at home are asleep for...

 
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Dots! of Our Own

Woo-hoo!  My copy of Dots: Zero to One Hundred arrived today!

 
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On Justice

Given that the events occurred not far from home, yet have become international news, I'll say a few words about the Trayvon Martin...

 
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Bullet Update (More EC, Joseph Abilities, Taxes)

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I have a hard time knowing what’s important to record and what’s not.  I find myself impressed Joseph’s...

 
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The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra Concert - JoAnn...

JoAnn Falletta , conductor Elmar Oliveira , violin John Callahan :   Pulsar (World Premiere) Saint-Saëns : Violin...

 
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The Bone House

The Bone House by Stephen Lawhead (Thomas Nelson, 2011) The second book in Stephen Lawhead's Bright Empires series took...

 
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Some Fun for the Musicians

With a tip o' the hat to Sarah D., who helped make my Facebook presence worthwhile by passing along this gem of a sight-singing test:...

 
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The Introvert Advantage

The Introvert Advantage: How to Thrive in an Extrovert World by Marti Olsen Laney (Workman, 2002) This book was...

 
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Bullet Update (Counting, Talking, Smiles)

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March 8 th : Joseph counts from zero to 12 in Swiss German while pointing to the numbers of his number puzzle.  (Up until now...

 
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Life Is So Good

Life Is So Good by George Dawson and Richard Glaubman (Penguin, 2001) George Dawson was born in 1898, and died in...

 
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No Wonder Einstein Was So Bright ...

... He was born on Pi Day!

 
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The Skin Map

The Skin Map by Stephen Lawhead (Thomas Nelson, 2009) (audiobook, read by Simon Bubb) I review books for the publisher,...

 
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It's about More than Churches

I saw this on John Stackhouse's blog , and find it both sad, and amusing, and open to many more applications than Christian...

 
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Midori, and the Minnesota Orchestra

Osmo Vänskä , music director Midori , violin Brahms : Variations on a Theme of Joseph Haydn, op. 56a Sibelius :...

 
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Trader Joe's, Getting Closer

Thanks to my sister, I have three Trader Joe's reusable grocery bags that would just love to be used at an actual Trader Joe's. ...

 
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The New Folk Song Army

We are the Folk Song Army Everyone of us cares. We all hate poverty, war and injustice , Unlike the rest of you squares. (Tom...

 
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My New Exercise Program

Tired of waiting for Netflix to offer anything beyond the second season of the Duggar family's TV show (they're now on Season Six), I...

 
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We have Mobility!

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There are so many things to write I have no idea how to write them all but better write something than nothing at all.   We...

 
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Mainstream Tabloidism?

The following headlines were presented as the top three on my Orlando Sentinel news feed this morning: Transgender woman denied...

 
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Teenagers!

I realized yesterday that—until September, anyway—all of our nephews are now teenagers.  And what a fine bunch of young...

 
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