Monthly Archives: October 2006

There’s a great movie that I discovered by accident. “An Unfinished Life” Click here and you can read a review and see the lineup of stars. It has domestic violence as a main theme but its not focused on it … Continue reading →

Friday Five: Word Association Below you will find five words. Tell us the first thing you think of on reading each one. Your response might be simply another word, or it might be a sentence, a poem or a story. … Continue reading →

HowManyOfMe.com There are:3,231people with my namein the U.S.A. How many have your name?

I hate missing the Friday Five, so I’m playing anyway on early Sunday morning before I go to bed. Funny my body wants to stay up late on Saturday nights even when I don’t have to write a sermon. Friday … Continue reading →

As a part of my sermon on prayer, I talked about learning from Sr Dempsey to pray when I hear a siren. The prayer is: O God be with the people who need you now. Ironically, or maybe providentially, during … Continue reading →

The sermon was about prayer so Children’s Time needed to be about prayer, too. Hmmm…. bright idea! When the Entertainer was about 2 and the SportsQueen was about 4 we used to sit in the favorite rocking chair together. Sometimes … Continue reading →

I saw this on http://loudbrashdramatic.typepad.com/ and decided to take it. So right. So right. But more fun that Myers-Briggs or Keirsey sorter. And a cool colorful patch for my blog. Here’s My Personal Dna Report There’s a rollover for each … Continue reading →

I was at church at 8:00 am Sunday morning and, other than the less than five minutes it took to throw the suit and blouse on the bed and pull on jeans, t-shirt, and Nikes and grab the Polariod camera … Continue reading →

Friday Five: Civic Duties It’s that season of the year when lawn signs are sprouting as surely as flowers in the spring; elections are just around the corner. And so today we bring you a Civic Duty Friday Five. 1) … Continue reading →

There are several funds set up to help the Amish families with medical costs. Details are at Lancaster Online and Solanco News. From the New York Times:In one sign of their approach to tragedy, Amish residents started a charity fund … Continue reading →