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You may recall that I was trying to figure out how to share pictures with family and friends while keeping predators and nosey parkers away. I have been redoing our family website as a WordPress blog and decided to try the password protect feature for posts and pages. Problem solved! […]
I just received a message via Facebook from a student at Tulane. They are starting their first dance marathon (for Children’s Hospital) this weekend! Go Green Wave! I happened upon your facebook profile and saw all of the posts about Penn State’s Dance Marathon, so despite not knowing you personally, […]
Jimmy Johnson, who creates Arlo and Janis also lives in the Gulf south and is a fine friend of food. I visit his site everyday where he shares the odd (sometimes very) thought and usually three comics from the past. Today’s retrospect deserves sharing: Be sure to go to his […]
I am a fan of Craig Ferguson and I am watching an amazing opening tonight on the Late Late Show. He is sharing very openly (and humorously) about his own alcoholism in light of Brittany Spears. It is unbelievable and real. A powerful story, this past weekend was his 15 […]
I am delayed in posting this. A great man has passed. Well done, good and faithful servant. Novum Testamentum Blog » Bruce Metzger’s Passing The esteemed New Testament scholar, Bruce Manning Metzger, passed away yesterday. Metzger, who was born in 1914, has contributed significantly to NT studies and textual criticism […]
My enthusiasm for the stuff really hasn’t diminished but I am beat. It took me a total of 5 hours to shovel the driveway. It is a decent size and a foot deep by the time I got to most of it. My iPod ran out of battery life 3.5 […]
Well the snow continues to fall and we are loving it! Schools, including PSU are closed, and it is Valentine’s Day! We had a lovely lunch of roast lamb shank, sparkling red grape juice, and a lovely desert. Even Elizabeth’s roses arrived via FedEx! The snow is too deep for […]
It looks like it is on the way. Snow is falling now, somewhat small, but more is expected until tomorrow morning. Not 8 feet as in NY, but enough that schools are closing early today.