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Strong Echoes from a Long Time Ago . . .
Sometimes I think going to a “Skywalker Saga” Star Wars movie for the John Williams soundtrack alone is perfectly fine. The director of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Rian Johnson, recently posted a clip of Williams directing one of the … Continue reading
Poetry, Please
This poem by Wendell Berry showed up in my Twitter feed yesterday. I quite like it, particularly as a distillation of Berry’s thought and practice. (hat tip to Nick Ripatrazone)
More Reflection on Being a Sitting Duck
Earlier in the week I posted a short piece about what I did this past Saturday, when the “ballistic missile alert” text was sent and then, many minutes later, rescinded. These last couple of days has allowed me to catch … Continue reading
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Christmas Sing-Along with Shirley
I wish I had spent more time recently revisiting some of the “Christmas” episodes of some of my favorite shows. I did watch the first Christmas episode of The Office before flying out for the holidays. Early Michael Scott . … Continue reading
The Thrill of Stranger Things
Of the many exciting trailers to come out of this past weekend’s San Diego Comic-Con, the latest trailer for the second season of Stranger Things sits high on the list. This trailer, with great nods to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller,” makes … Continue reading
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The Drive to Easy-Everywhere
A few weeks ago I spent some time reflecting on some of the high points of Andy Crouch’s The Tech-Wise Family. It is, in my opinion, a book that everyone should read, Christian or not, single or married. The folks … Continue reading
Notes for Navigation
When news of the recent Executive Order concerning refugees and immigration broke, I quickly turned to some of my favorite news sites to get a better understanding of things. One of my favorite bloggers, Rod Dreher, posted nothing. Part of … Continue reading
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We Don’t Get to Know Everything
One of the more fun and upbeat tracks of the Avett Brothers’ True Sadness is “Smithsonian.” It feels a little slower in this live performance last year in Nashville, but it still shows energetic artistry that is always good to … Continue reading
Non-Curiosity, the New Standard?
Seth Godin asked a good question today of contemporary culture and our relationship with curiosity: The bestselling novel of 1961 was Allen Drury’s Advise and Consent. Millions of people read this 690-page political novel. In 2016, the big sellers were … Continue reading
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Sherlock and the Posthumous Game (or There’s Something About Mary)
Last night saw the premiere of the fourth (and many assume final) series of Sherlock on Masterpiece Mystery. Perhaps its a repeat of my thoughts on Doctor Who‘s Christmas special, where absence has made the heart grow fonder. I can’t … Continue reading



