After eating half a bowl of cereal, I realized that something about the taste was . . . off.  I sniffed the cereal.  Smelled fine (Cinnamon Toast Crunch!). …

I’ve been looking for a good recipe/directions for making steel cut oatmeal (higher fiber content b/c of the way it’s cut). Generally it takes 35-45 minutes to cook–UNLESS you use a crockpot and cook it overnight. I ran across several recipes that recommended simply putting the oatmeal, water, salt and…

The faculty were issued new notebook computers yesterday for use at school and at home. This Dell Latitude D630 is pretty nifty. Most of us got the Dell, although some got a MacBook—I was hoping that my work with the Collegian (all done on Macs) would have meant that I’d…

I saw this over at Joyful Days:

You Are Palatino

You consider yourself to be creative and artistic.
And you’d like everyone else to know it!

You take design and aesthetics seriously.
You like everything in your life to be unique and beautiful - but never gaudy!

What Font Are You?

I don’t think I had ever noticed this font — I […]

Yesterday was our first day at school—no students yet, but lots of meetings and getting ready and office stuff. I’m trying to organize files and get situated in my new office. I’ve moved to the third floor from the second, and it’s given me an opportunity to go through a…

State of the Art - Your Photos, Off the Shelf at Last - NYTimes.com If you have lots of old, non-digital pics, this seems like a really good thing to do. Items banned at speech : DNC : Boulder Daily Camera Need another reason not to vote for Obama? Knitting…

This is probably the most widely read piece of philosophy to come out of England, and understandably so, because its also a very interesting novel. In the story, More meets a man who just got back from the perfect country (Utopia), and the bulk of the novel revolves around the people and customs of […]

The Lord has really brought me through some tough times recently–mainly that a close friend made known some decisions he made that were heartbreaking to hear. While I may no longer be able to consider this person a close friend, he will always be in my prayers. There have been two things that have really helped me through this struggle. Thanks to all!
One thing is the friendships here in Greenville. It has been such a blessing to have good friends who, although they didn’t necessarily know what’s going on, have been an encouragement to me in many ways. My friends, old and new, have shown how loving is the best thing in times of trial.
Another thing is a song by Keith Getty and Stuart Townend. It’s called “The Power of the Cross.” Rather than type all the words out, I’m including a link to a video on youtube. It’s sung by Kristyn Getty. It’s such a powerful song about how Christ has taken all of our sin and washed it away. Click here for video..

“O give thanks unto the LORD; for he is good: for his mercy endureth for ever.”

You would have to have your head totally in the sand not to know that the Olympics are going on. We’ve followed the first week and a half far more than we thought we would, but the remaining events really aren’t our faves.
Undoubtedly the dominant name has been Michael Phelps. The mainstream media has proclaimed […]