This was an interesting radio segment about the far reaches of Myanmar. Barter is the main economic system near the town of Putao, and the object of their desire? Salt. They found several new species of animals and set up some wildlife refuges. The story got a little loopy toward the end when he started…
My 5 Songs: John Williams – Duel of the Fates Jars of Clay – Worlds Apart Jim Croce – Time in a Bottle U2 – Bullet the Blue Sky Caedmon’s Call – Thankful
I told Jim I was learning new things. Not only did Jason teach me how to put those lovely pictures on my blog, I also figured out how to scan, resize, and crop the picture for the Calvinism book and put it on my blog. I’m too darn proud of myself.
Wow. I feel pretty special. Thanks for the link, Joel.
I had never heard of In-N-Out (except the movie) prior to reading Brandon’s site. Now, it seems to be everywhere. In the Richmond, VA airport, there was a guy wearing a rather worn In-N-Out T-shirt. On the road on my way home tonight, there was a car with an In-N-Out bumper sticker. I just thought…
The Sirens from O Brother, Where Art Thou? team up with jumping sheep to help you go to sleep. Link via GNW.
Columbus’ own Wendy’s International opened their 6,000th restaurant today in Tijuana.
You’ll notice to the left that I’ve added links to books I’m currently reading – or attempting to read. We got The New Testament and the People of God on Mark’s recommendation and I started it, but it is a bit overwhelming. I don’t really know why I’ve been avoiding the Calvinism book for so…
Some interesting links/information about Reformed publications.
Barbara Kingsolver has evidently written an Op-Ed piece for the LA Times that espouses the current misconception that love is ooshy-gooshy and does not include respect, justice, or discipline. I tried to read her Poisonwood Bible this past spring and found it to be slow, wordy, and dull. (I never finished)