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Can’t Please Anyone
Over the last couple of weeks, the folks at gocomics.com have been sharing one of the funniest-yet-poignant Calvin and Hobbes stories this side of a lost animal or dying squirrel: the time Calvin tried to play baseball. Here’s the last … Continue reading
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Once More for SHIELD
These are interesting times for serial television. Many shows still in production were shut down weeks ago for health concerns, which means those shows probably won’t get full seasons. Case in point: The Flash will end the season three episodes … Continue reading
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A Moment with Moses
These last few years I’ve been thinking about “leadership” much more often than I thought it would. So it’s no surprise that a recent reread of a moment in the life of Moses stuck out to me in a way … Continue reading
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Essential Frazz
It’s been a good but long Monday. For the first time in a while, I woke up in the early morning for no real reason. Took my regular morning walk north even though the threat of rain was all around. … Continue reading
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Sunday’s Best: Calvin’s No Dummy
Or is he? Today’s classic Calvin and Hobbes starts with another funny, school-related gag followed by another scheme so that Calvin can get in the front door without a tiger attack. Not a bad idea, even though it might backfire … Continue reading
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The Before and After of Easter
Over the last couple of years, I’ve found the lens of friendship to be one way to deepen my understanding of the Easter story. I even tried to articulate it in my Easter talk for chapel a couple of weeks … Continue reading
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A Moment without Time
Over the last couple of days Damon Linker’s recent article from The Week about Our Current Moment and and the passage of time has shown up in a number of different places. It’s a good piece that speaks to the … Continue reading
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