Month: January 2005

  • Rubies and Bottles

    Quotes of the day from the kids: During lunch, we had red grapes today (instead of the usual green – the red were much fresher at the store this week). After we rinsed the grapes, and set them on the table, Thomas exclaimed “Mom! They look like RUBIES!” As Tabitha was preparing for her nap, […]

  • Bookcrossing

    Sarah and I spent our Saturday weeding our book collection. Instead of taking them to the library, or (God forbid) throwing them in the trash, we’ve set up a Bookcrossing account, and we’re now releasing all of our unwanted books into the wild. Here’s how it works: We register our books at bookcrossing.com. When a […]

  • Lost Humor (part 1)

    My wife gave me an early Christmas present, since she thought it would approprite for some of the conversations I’ve been recently been participating online. I’ve been wanted Doug Wilson’s “A Serrated Edge” since Canon Press published it, partly because I’m interested in seeing a defense of humor, and especially irony, but more because my […]

  • Comments Fixed (Again)

    I upgraded our blogging software, and didn’t realize that it broke the ability for y’all to comment. I found out from a reader, and I’ve got the comments working again.