Author: dawn

Two blogs I haven’t had time to add: He Lives Thinking Out Loud There are many others. I really need to update my links.

Last week was a busy week. I finished Northanger Abbey and loved it. It was delightfully light and satirical. It pitted elegant, genuine friendship against self-serving friendship. It was delightful in encouraging reading as a pastime. The Amazon review says that it “skewered” the popular novels of its time, but I felt rather differently: the…

A Homeschool blog with several things I want to read later. [link via NRO Corner – whose participants need to learn to use permalinks!]

Scott asked which book of the Adams’ I was reading and since links don’t work so well in his comments, I’m reading The Book of Abigail and John. It is selected letters from 1762-1784 and starts off somewhat sillily, but I believe the letters become more serious as their relationship grows. I should keep reading…

Seems as though hats can now be chased. Or not – sorry ’bout that!

Don’t forget to vote today.

Resources from CARM: Dictionary of Theology The Calvinist Corner

I tried Baked Doritos today. They don’t taste anything like Doritos. In fact, they’re not good. I can’t find anything about them on the Frito Lay or Doritos websites, so I’m assuming “Columbus, Ohio Test Market” is the culprit for me trying them.

This Semi-Pelagian Catechism would be really funny if it weren’t so true. I don’t know if Zadok wrote it, but I’m going to give him credit until I find out otherwise. 12. Q: And what else hast thou got in thine heart? A: I’ve got the joy, joy, joy, joy down in my heart. 13….

Where’s Dani?!?!