I’m sulking.
What is This Classical Life? A weblog about all the beautiful things in life, like books, food and community. It is written by Kristen, a newly-minted Memphian who is married to Michael and mother to two school-aged girls.
Why This Classical Life? Why not? The domain was bought a long time ago, the name came out of Michael's classics background and a love for WBEZ's This American Life.
In Which I am a Curmudgeon: I find the elf on the shelf trend incompatible with an incarnational Christmas.
Parenting, the Gospel & Moral Therapeutic Deism: What's best for our kids and what's best for the kingdom of God generally aren't mutually exclusive.
Be Kind: On which I reflect on how much better it can be to offer kindness and grace rather than unsolicited advice.
On Storytelling: Some of our best stories might not have a place on a blog.
Give Them Grace: A book review in which I assert that the author is espousing less grace than she believes by talking to children as unbelievers.
ME TOO. Thank God for my sweet and patient husband.
I’m nursing my broken heart. It’s a good thing yesterday was a feast day, because I needed the chocolate to get over the loss.
I am not a very good loser in this kind of situation. When we play well and lose, it’s like, “Oh, well, we did what we could.” But this . . . I don’t even have words.
(I am doing much better today. But last night we had to watch the end of the game in two separate rooms. hehe.)
I’m a bit annoyed too, since it messed up my bracket. (((hugs)))
me too.
I was 8/8 on the elite eight, now I’m 1/4 on the final four. Still the best picks I’ve had though. Makes it sooo much more fun when two teams you don’t like are playing. Guess I’ll have to cheer FL through this round lol.
Totally.
But then hearing about Jason Ray puts it all into perspective. We lost more than just a championship.