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On the Twelfth Day of Christmas . . .
For some time, I’ve been meaning to write something about this blog post by Brad East of Abilene Christian University. + + + + + + + I discovered East’s blog through Twitter some time in 2022. It was a … Continue reading
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Caulfield Calls It: The Truth of New Year’s Eve
Caulfield calls it correctly in today’s year-ending Frazz strip by Jef Mallet: Here in Honolulu, it will look (and sound) like hours of fireworks from every direction. It’s pretty cool at first, but it’s definitely old by about 10 o’clock, … Continue reading
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Sunday’s Best: Chasing Contrails
Here’s today’s Frazz strip by Jef Mallett, chosen mostly for the immediacy of the subject matter. I’m posting this from the airport in Victoria, British Columbia, where the wait time for security check is always about five minutes. I’m hopefully … Continue reading
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Two Weeks, Two Months
Two weeks until the school year comes to an end. And two months until things start back up again. Last week I recorded what I hope will be my last chapel talk ever. Or at least for a long time. … Continue reading
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The Roads Taken
One of my favorite things to do, either in-person (rarely) or online (often) is to see things like Hadrian’s Wall and other evidence of how the Roman Empire made it’s way up to England. One of least favorite things to … Continue reading
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Sunday’s Best: Last Sunday’s Best
In the hustle and bustle of travel last Sunday, I didn’t sit down to post any of the day’s best comic strips. Thought I’d correct that now with last week’s FoxTrot by Bill Amend. It’s all about spring break and … Continue reading
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On Vacation, Travel, and Rest
Well, I’ve been back from the West Coast for a few days now. The sleep pattern is almost normal. Some of my routines have finally started to kick back in. The laundry has been done. I’ve got a few more … Continue reading
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Airplane Reading
My airplane reading for this trip was G. K. Chesterton’s Napoleon of Notting Hill. The book’s been on may shelf for a couple of years. I was looking for something on the shorter side, and I wanted it to either … Continue reading
Snoqualmie
The third phase of my spring break travel came to a close yesterday. The final stop was Snoqualmie Pass, a ski resort area east of Seattle. We drove up Sunday afternoon. The drive was snowy and wet, which made for … Continue reading
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Bellingham
The second phase of my spring break journey came to a close Sunday. Bellingham was the heart of the trip, as it included a wedding. The drive from Anacortes to Bellingham was quick. I even took Highway 11 instead of … Continue reading
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Space Enough, and Time 