Author: dawn

Michael Horton on traditional and contemporary worship – and worship in general. Only available until 5/30/02 about 5:00.

One of the ladies from church gave me some rhubarb last night. Not knowing what to do with it, I came to the web thinking I’d find a site that had a recipe and some directions. Little did I know that www.rhubarbinfo.com existed. The web really does have everything.

I neglected to mention that we saw Episode II on Saturday. I enjoyed the movie – even the plot set-ups in the beginning. I found all the politics fascinating. The love-story stuff could have been much better and more realistic (as many have commented), but all-in-all I found it an enjoyable escape from reality. And…

A site to help with Church web site design. Seeing as Jason and I are going to be working on ours, this may be a good reference. There’s even a post about hosts.

How great would this “job” be? This family travels together and finds interesting places to visit, then writes and publishes books about the states and places they’ve visited. This would be a great resource especially for homeschoolers. They’re on the web at Kids Love Publications and have written books on: Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania,…

The Ohio State Football season kicks off 3 months (92 days) from today. I can’t wait!

Looks as though the Sensus Plenior users are down today …

Digital-Neighbors allows you to find out specific information regarding neighborhoods you may be interested in. Looks like a fun place to play!

UniSci is a daily updated science news site.

A glass of white or a glass of red? Despite the recent content, I really don’t drink that much …