Foundational Weapons For A Modern War
The music was, and still is, designed to elicit emotion, whether composed for seventeenth century men in silk stockings and performed in royal amphitheaters, or for twenty-first century teenagers in darkened multiplexes. And it does, because it’s marvelous. … Continue readingFor Love of Sheet Music
They called for Tash: Tash has come. from The Last Battle by C.S. Lewis Who is Tash, you ask? Well, let me back up a little bit and ask a different question: Who are you? You can answer that question easy enough by stating your name. Another question: What are you? This
I love Patrick Mahomes. I’ve never met him, but as a lifelong Kansas City Chiefs fan I love that he’s our quarterback, not only because he won us our first Super Bowl in fifty years, but because he’s a passionate leader, and I’m not the only one who thinks so. Patrick Mahomes
The general delivered his opinion on the current Commander in Chief: “The President is no more than a well-meaning baboon. I went to the White House directly after tea, where I found “The Original Gorilla,” about as intelligent as ever. What a specimen to be at the head of our affairs now.”
There are always two things: First we notice a problem. It could be an underinflated tire, an illness, destructive behaviors in a loved one, or worse. The thing itself is a problem, but it’s probably not the real problem. The thing that’s causing the thing is usually the real problem, and it’s
“He doesn’t know what he’s talking about,” I said to the television. I’d just watched a History Channel exposé on the life of King David. The “expert” theologian made a few comments that were clearly contradicted by scripture, but no matter, the guy was an expert according to the show’s producers, so
