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Brother Jed on NPR. Evidently, there is a method behind his outrageous-ness.

Saw Spider-Man on Saturday. I enjoyed it, but I kinda expected more because of all the hype. Willem Dafoe was great as the green goblin and some of the best acting was in his scenes. We rented Bandits which I fell asleep to Saturday night. I’m tired of movies that make you root for the…

Evidently the rotating Bible Verse is no longer available as Bible.net and Salvation.com are both available – $25,000 for former and $5,000 for the latter.

I’ve been reading a lot recently, so I didn’t feel so bad last night when I let myself watch the Friends and er season finales. “OK” is not an acceptable response to a proposal of marriage. Especially when you’re in love with someone else. And now we know why Joey had feelings for Rachel this…

Hey, Doug, here’s another Methodist blogger: Connexion.

The Westminster Shorter Catechism

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…