Month January 2010
I usually like Roger Ebert’s movie reviews. Usually. But one part of his review of “Lovely Bones” struck me as odd. He complains that there’s a heaven in the movie. Really. I’m not kidding. I don’t have much interest in… Continue Reading →
From the “what were they thinking?” file. Surely we can do better than those day-glo panels in the sanctuary. They make the altar, the image of Christ, look downright dull. Oh, wait. The altar is lit up too!
Nobody was hurt so don’t get mad at me. MSNBC reports: As a Weight Watchers group gathered for a routine weigh-in, the dieters got an idea of how far they still had to go: The floor underneath them collapsed, a… Continue Reading →
What would we do without scientists? Live Science has this groundbreaking and shocking study that proves weekends are good for you: Just about everybody – even workaholics – should look forward to the weekend, when most people get a mood… Continue Reading →
This is a good story. Maddy Curtis of Bluemont, Virginia is the 9th child out of 12 which includes four Down Syndrome children (three adopted) and a darn good singer. Maddy, daughter of pro-life activist and blogger Barbara Curtis, auditioned… Continue Reading →
The Bible says: “There were giants in the earth in those days.” I guess there still are. Or least the folks who made this bathroom think so. HT Fail blog
Sad to see. My favorite part is when one of the Harvard humanists talks about Brad Pitt “coming out” as an atheist. Yeah. There’s a good reason to be an atheist. And these people call themselves “brights?” I love how… Continue Reading →
Keep the prayers going and donations as well.
This video is shocking. Wow. Wow. Wow. Not a surprise “Wow.” But like “wow” is Senate candidate Martha Coakley so politically unaware that she just said what all those liberals actually think about religious people. Martha Coakley said on the… Continue Reading →