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Monthly Archives: December 2017
Merry Christmas
On this first hour of Christmas 2017, I wish all travelers through the blogosphere the merriest of all Christmases. There have been many firsts in my life, and there are possibilities of collecting a few lasts. I would not want … Continue reading
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Kaidan from Arkona
I’m currently reading a book by Don Richardson. He has several very interesting books about his life as a missionary. I am reading the book that refutes the Big Bang Theory, A Man from Another World, EA Books Publishing 2016 … Continue reading
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Memorizing
A pastor friend, or even better, a friend who is a pastor, has recommended memorizing as much scripture as possible. This is something I have been reluctant to do. Not because I do not see the value. It is mostly … Continue reading
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The Speed of Thinking
With in the framework of the laws of physics as we understand them today, we can say only that the universe came into existence when it already had an age of 10-43 seconds. Physlink.com I am trying very hard to … Continue reading
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7 Things That Must Not Be Thought
I’ve been told that to write better, you must write more. Well, at first blush that would make sense, after all, practice makes perfect. Who said that? There is the possibility that you can have thirty years experience, or you … Continue reading
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Another’s Shoes
It’s the Christmas season. It’s also the Christmas shopping season. Wow, I went to Target this afternoon. Not the most pleasant experience- I survived mostly by shopping in the food section. Not a whole lot of gift shopping in the … Continue reading
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Earth Abides
I had mentioned that “Earth Abides” has been one of my favorite books. When I was in high school I frequented a very small junk store that had a fairly large collection of paperback books. Appropriately enough, it was called … Continue reading
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Parsing the Difference
I’ve been thinking about pain and suffering. What an introductory line!! Nothing is quite as depressing as morning thoughts of pain and suffering. Things are not that bad. At least not yet. Yes, I do have some pain, and yes, … Continue reading
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Twice Tick Speed
The clock ticked on the wall. Other rooms had converted to the digital system, but this room wasn’t important enough for an upgrade. It only had four accountants in it, doing the work of two accountants. And they only double … Continue reading →