Still alive and kicken!
Sorry I haven’t been around much but the holidays have kept me pretty busy. I expect to have a regular schedule again sometime after the first!
Oh and Happy New Year!
Happy Birthday Jesus
Merry Christmas everyone. I hope you all have a great Christmas and a blessed New Year.
On the verge of ignorance.
A co-workers daughter went to the post office the other day to buy some stamps. The clerk asked her if she wanted the stamps with the Baby and mother on them. The postal clerk informed her that she was not allowed to say the names of those on the stamp.
Yes it was the baby Jesus and Mary. This insanity is getting out of hand!
MERRY CHRISTMAS
And another thing!
Thought I would share with you my favorite Christmas decorations in my house. I have grown used to them and never would have thought of posting this if not for a post on m+’s site. I am still missing a few of them and we have some other stuff tossed in there to fill out the table(my wife has this thing about open space so she fills the thing up).
Anyway, enjoy the somewhat not close enough photo!
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Keepin it in the family
That title may seem wrong but it actually is a good thing. Due to the inclement weather we were stuck at home. All of us, together, for the whole weekend! We did pretty well actually, especially once Anna got the idea in her head that she wanted to make a ginger bread house. Becky and I had no experience whatsoever with that sort of thing so we improvised a bit. What we ended up making was a graham cracker house, which turned out pretty well. I didn’t do a whole lot really. I helped shape some of the pieces and helped put the roof on, other than that it was pretty much their baby!
Here, have a look:
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Pretty cool huh? I think that even though we were amateurs we did a commendable job of it. It does look tasty, in a diabetic coma sort of way! Here’s an isometric view for the gamers out there:
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Granted, I wouldn’t want to live there since you can’t see out the windows and I think it would leak like heck come the first good rain storm, it still has curb appeal:
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You can meet the builders after the fold…
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- Good grief still in hospital, no idea when I am getting out!
About January 05, 2009 11:38:11
- Good grief still in hospital, no idea when I am getting out!
Now Reading
Planned books:
- The Resurrection File (Parshall, Craig, Chambers of Justice, Bk. 1.) by Craig Parshall
- The Ironic Christian’s Companion: Finding the Marks of God’s Grace in the World by Patrick Henry
- A Short History of Christianity, Revised Edition by Martin E. Marty
Current books:
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Good Intentions: Nine Hot-Button Issues Viewed Through the Eyes of Faith by Charles M. North
Recent books:
- The New Media Frontier: Blogging, Vlogging, and Podcasting for Christ by John Mark Reynolds
- Zondervan NIV Wide Margin Bible by Zondervan
- The Irrational Atheist: Dissecting the Unholy Trinity of Dawkins, Harris, and Hitchens by Vox Day
- Reasons We Believe: 50 Lines of Evidence That Confirm the Christian Faith by Nathan Busenitz
- Reasonable Faith: Christian Truth and Apologetics by William Lane Craig
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Good reading!
