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Monthly Archives: January 2008
This made my week better…
After a friend told me the news yesterday, I hunted around and found this press release: Will Hedgecock Releases Debut Adult Contemporary Single ‘I Don’t Know’ BEAUTIFUL BALLAD FEATURES STUNNING VOCALS, STELLAR MUSIC FROM NEW ARTIST IN COLLABORATION WITH GRAMMY–WINNING … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Work
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Two new favorites
My list of favorite movies of 2007 will be coming soon – I’m holding off on posting it until I’ve had more time to mull over Paul Thomas Anderson’s There Will Be Blood which I just saw with a friend … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
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The Christian writer…
Jeffrey just posted a Flannery O’Conner quote on his blog that I find myself agreeing with more and more strongly the more time I spend “working out my own salvation with fear and trembling” through my writing: “The Christian writer … Continue reading
Posted in Better Blogs, Christianity, Literature
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New Discoveries / Telling Secrets
Seeing as how my first beer was a half pint of Guinness at a pub in Dublin, it should come as no great revelation that I prefer dark beers, with Guinness remaining at the top of my list. I’ve recently … Continue reading
Posted in Literature, Random stuff
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No newness yet
by Walter Brueggemann You are the God who makes all things new. We gladly raise our voices and move our lips to acknowledge, celebrate, and proclaim your staggering newness. As we do so, we hold in our hearts deep awareness … Continue reading
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