Monthly Archives: March 2008

Pondering the Unforgotten Debris

  It’s hard to really measure all the input we hear and feel and see in any single moment of time. The brain takes it all in from the miniscule subatomic twitches to the big picture that only God can … Continue reading

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Come Sunday

I’ve come to appreciate Duke Ellington’s jazz, both his band and his songwriting. I’m late to the party, but I’m getting there. In particular, I’ve come to love Come Sunday, which is beautiful as a soulful instrumental or as it’s … Continue reading

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God, What a Bod!

The Bodies Revealed exhibit finally hit our fair city. In the Midwest, one cannot expect such cultural finery would come here first. This is not Chicago, New York or even Los Angeles. Heck, we’re not even Dallas! I hear the … Continue reading

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Six Flags Over Jesus

I just returned from a week and a half in Israel, the land known by some as the Holy Land and none of that was eventful in any manner other than the obvious. The joke among us was “we were … Continue reading

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