We’ve got a treat for you today. For the first time in the storied history of the Gazette, MLB has agreed to appear “in her own words,” in the form of the following book report. The reason is simple. The Hachette Book Group sent me an unsolicited copy of the subject book for review purposes.… Continue reading Book Review: “Vanishing Point”
Professional Thanksgiver: Could you do it?
An obscure Old Testament passage causes one to consider what it might be like to live in a constant state of thanksgiving.
One man’s treasure is another’s desperate measure
Well, what would *you* have done?
Dance Report: Discretion…or Cowardice?
Discretion is the better part of valor. That’s my story and I’m sticking to it.
Tango Angst
The tango is a dance for lovers, but not for cowards.
Sunday Sloth
Allow me a minute to tell you how I’m too busy to blog.
Scenes from a bike ride
Capturing nature on “film” midway through a morning bike ride.
Jesus: Teletransporter?
Walking on water is pretty impressive…but it was nothing compared to what Jesus did next.
Holy Intruder, Batman!
Life is never dull in our church’s worship services.
Book Review: “Seeing”
I finished José Saramago’s Seeing yesterday. This novel, which was published in Portuguese in 2004 but released in an English translation this year, is the follow-up to Blindness, which I reviewed a couple of weeks ago. The events in Seeing occur four years following the epidemic of blindness that swept the population of the unidentified… Continue reading Book Review: “Seeing”