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Sensible and Human Things
This isn't the post I had planned for today, but it seems timely. Lift Up Your Hearts! is an eclectic blog, and I don't...
sursumcorda, 9 October 2023 |
Malware Warning
In case this helps someone: I attempted to post a comment to a friend's blog, which I had done many times in the past, though not...
Urgent Update on the Case of the German Homeschooling...
Ten years ago I asked for help in petitioning the government to grant asylum in the United States to the Romeike family, who were...
Thoughts Upon Observing Seasonal Decorations
We commonly go to lunch with some of our choir friends after church on Sundays; recently we were at our local Outback Steakhouse. The...
David McCallum -- September 19, 1933 - September 25, 2023
Back when girls of my generation were swooning over those upstart musicians from England known as the Beatles, I couldn't have cared...
The Spy in Your Garage
Since we always buy used cars, I may not live long enough to get a cool car like the one my sister-in-law just bought. It has some...
Creating a Camper from a Pop-up Trailer
The same guy who brought you the 18-Minute Cabin had an old, broken down pop-up camper that he decided to renovate from the...
Keep Your Feet on the Ground and Your Head on Straight
I'm not posting the article I read about the latest efforts of China and other worrisome countries to use AI to divide and conquer...
Vivek Ramaswamy
I don't like to pay too much attention to elections until things have shaken themselves out enough to narrow the field somewhat. I'm...
Pippa Malmgren - Space Wars, Rich Men North of Richmond,...
Have you ever heard of Pippa Malmgren? Maybe you have—not everyone is as ignorant of current events and culture as I am. Let's...
One of the Things Our Church Does Best
There's an Episcopal/Anglican magazine called The Living Church, which I'll admit I've never read and am therefore not endorsing nor...
It Should Have Felt More Uncomfortable
Earlier this week I both took a Covid test and wore a face mask for the first time in a long time. I hadn't been planning to do either....
The Black Stallion, with Nostalgia
EReaderIQ is my good friend, and it ought to be Amazon's, given how much of my business they've sent the company's way. I...
A Surprising Sight
Yesterday we were driving home from a Saturday outing of museum + Cheesecake Factory, when we saw a small group of people waiting to...
Hurricane Idalia
I wonder how many internet searches have been made in the past week for "Idalia name origin." When I made mine this morning, this is...
18-Minute Cabin
The builders in our family might enjoy this video. I'm not a builder, but I loved watching this cabin-in-the-woods go together...
All Things Bright and Beautiful
For all men who were ignorant of God were foolish by nature; and they were unable from the good things that are seen to know him who...
Changes
I began this blog almost 20 years ago, a fact that astounds me. In those years I have written some 3200 posts. Where have those 20 years...
Don't Miss This Opportunity - The Fall of Heaven
Twice now I have published my review of Andrew Scott Cooper's The Fall of Heaven: The Pahlavis and the Final Days of Imperial...
Our Number One Job
Tomorrow will still come, our objectives have not changed, and our number one job is to work toward tomorrow and those...
Plateaus in Progress
Here's an excerpt that I found interesting from an exchange between DarkHorse host Brett Weinstein and philosopher Steve Patterson....
Put It in Writing, Please
Insist on answers to your letters in writing. "Come in and we'll talk" is never an acceptable answer. I'm still cleaning out...
Languages Beautiful and Ugly
Here's a fun RobWords episode (17.5 minutes) on what makes languages sound beautiful or ugly to our ears. And why German is given such...
Asking the Questions - Allergies, Autism, Autoimmune...
Awesome news. I just learned that one of the young doctors in our family is going into the field of pediatric allergies, and I can't...
The Connecticut Sun
This Florida girl may have (re)learned that the Connecticut sun isn't as wimpy as it first appears. After some days when the...