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Continue reading “Captain Jack… O’ Lantern”
Since last year’s pumpkin carving was so much fun, we decided to give it a go again this year. We were at a loss for ideas until Halloween day when Jenni brought out her pirate paraphernalia. Then it was as easy as walking the plank…
Our friend Leah recently adopted two new kittens to her household and they’re incredibly fiesty. Here, in this rare moment, Sophia is tired from entertaining guests, and nods off softly for the camera.
I got a few more pictures of Sophia napping, posing, and playing around—even in my shoes.
The mythos of Batman has always fascinated me. I believe it’s because of my own personal desire that I can be significant and purposeful within an interdependent world. Sometimes I believe it’s hard to feel like I’m making a difference when the world is so big. The story of Batman satisfies that desire, as an ordinary man with extraordinary discipline and funds takes on injustice. If you’ve seen the movie or not worried about spoilers, continue on. To the batcave!
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From my brother Jack’s blog, an invitation to share our current songs on our playlist:
The Rules: List five songs you currently like. It doesn’t matter what genre they are from, whether they have words, or even if they’re any good, but they must be songs you’re really enjoying right now. Post these instructions, the artists, and the songs in your blog. Then tag five friends to see what they’re listening to.
Most of what I listen to is west coast swing music, but I’ve leaned toward worship music more as of late.
And I’ll tag Clark Wachsmuth, Mary Weatherby (soon-to-be Wachsmuth), Clark Petri, Tovah Petri, and Kevin Tom. Of course they could post their top 5 on their blog or list them as a comment to this post.
Today was my first time renting a DVD from a ATM-like machine outside the Tanasbourne Hollywood Video. It’s a remarkably simple idea and effective. I went up to the machine, chose the movie I want from the kiosk, entered my e-mail address, gave it my credit card, and out came my DVD. Now that’s pretty slick. 24 hour rentals of new release DVDs for $1.49 for 1 night.