March 2008
Monthly Archive
Hagee and the Messiah
Posted by gls on 31 Mar 2008 | Tagged as: Ameryka, Election 08, Fringe Christianity, Politics, Religion
This race has been odd for the religious right. First, there was the issue of whether or not to support a Mormon — a non-Christian in the eyes of many Evangelicals. Now comes the troubling Hagee endorsement of McCain.
Yet it’s not only those on the left side of the spectrum that are troubled by this — or at least, it shouldn’t be. Those same Evangelical Christians who hesitated to support McCain should also be leery of Hagee and his less-than-orthodox theology, as seen below:
Slide
Posted by gls on 29 Mar 2008 | Tagged as: Family, LMS, Parenthood
We took the Girl back to the park, where she went down the slide on her own for the first time.
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Hesitant at first, she was soon zooming down on her own.
Entertaining the Girl, Part III: The Swing
Posted by gls on 28 Mar 2008 | Tagged as: Family, LMS, Parenthood
WP 2.5 RC2
Posted by gls on 27 Mar 2008 | Tagged as: General
I’ve been playing with WordPress 2.5 Release Candidate 2.
Matt & Co. have taken it to a new level…
Home Improvement
Posted by gls on 27 Mar 2008 | Tagged as: Diary, Heating Woes, House
There are some projects that have immediate visual results: replacing windows; remodeling the kitchen; adding on a sun room. Very visible, and very expensive.
Other projects have immediate effects but might not have such a before-and-after feel — installing a water filter, for example. Replacing a leaking faucet might be another.
And then there are a few projects that that are neither immediately visible nor immediately effective. Blowing twenty bags of insulation in your attic falls into that category.
Before, R19:
After, approximately R40:
We’ll see it but only next winter, in the gas bill.
Special thanks to Nana and Papa for the help.
Pasta and Corn
Posted by gls on 22 Mar 2008 | Tagged as: Feeding, Food, LMS, Parenthood
