Monthly Archives: August 2005
Interested in Judaism?
One of my favorite classes at UNC was Religion 24: Introduction to Judaism with Dr. David Halperin. Dr. Halperin was someone everyone on campus knew, by sight if not by reputation. He wore a three piece suit every day he … Continue reading
Tres Leche Cake
This traditional Latin American dessert goes *GREAT* with all kinds of Tex-Mex (like South of the Border Lasagna and Fajitas) and should sit in the fridge for a least a few hours if not overnight, which is always helpful when … Continue reading
Five Stars!
I got the new Andrew Peterson CD, The Far Country, a little early. It’s fantastic! You should really order it before the price goes up…
Filed under culture
UC says N-O to BJU Press
Foxnews is reporting that the Association of Christian Schools International is suing the UC system for “discriminating against high schools that teach creationism and other conservative Christian viewpoints.” “According to the lawsuit, the Calvary Chapel Christian School in Murrieta was … Continue reading
Filed under books
Vaccines, Fetal Tissues and Other Considerations
We are not anti-vaccination. Kate was fully vaccinated ’til her first birthday, and though I do think it is the parents’ right to choose whether to vaccinate or not, we want our children protected both from diseases and from spreading … Continue reading
Filed under in the news, parental ponderings
Google Talk
Google now has a cool new IM service available: GoogleTalk. Kristen and I both like it. First, it is a very simple, eye-pleasing IM service. No annoying multi-colored text flashing around, no ads, no smilies-on-crack. One thing that Kristen and … Continue reading
Filed under technology
Baby Registry
I really like thethingsiwant.com, it’s convenient to be able to add things with pictures from a whole host of sites and have it show up on ONE list. Here’s my registry for Lexi so far.
Filed under family life, general
Kate and Kristen’s Road Trip Adventure
The trip in numbers: Nights away: 7 Places we slept: 4 Friends visited: over a dozen Miles travelled: 1698 Gallons of gas pumped: 61.472 Cheapest gas found: $2.369/gallon in Greenville, SC on 8/23 States traversed: 5 Texas license plates spotted: … Continue reading
Filed under family life
Robertson and MSM
Which is more stupid/surprising/hard-to-believe: 1. Pat Robertson’s comment to “take-out” the Venezuelan president OR 2. People actually watch Robertson? Whether the public likes them or not, I’m really surprised at the amount of attention people like Robertson or Rush get … Continue reading
SermonCast
I just discovered that some people use Podcast to download sermons. I have signed up for Jon Barlow’s podcast and John Owen Butler’s Psalmcast, but wouldn’t it be great in Doug Wilson, Rich Lusk, or others put there sermons on … Continue reading
Filed under technology
Jesus and Moses
I tend not to like bible software. I’ve been let down too many times in the past. However, a friend showed me e-sword. This isn’t the best software — especially if you prefer not to read scripture broken into verse … Continue reading


