In my days at college, I heard a lot about “loving God with your mind.”It was always in a highly esoteric and educational sense. You must study theology, or you’re not loving God with your mind. You must sit down and think at least 45 minutes of deep thought a …
“It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and …
This wasn’t posed. He likes finding matching pictures in the cover and inside pages. About a month ago, we introduced Million to the nonfiction section of the children’s library. His world has been rocked. He is such an endearingly odd duckling in many ways. He’s brilliant, social, and determined. But …
The first thought may be a recognition of one’s ignorance and vulnerability as a consumer in the total economy. As such a consumer, one does not know the history of the products that one uses. Where, exactly, did they come from? Who produced them? What toxins were used in their …
Grain mills.That is what has been viciously circling in my head the past week or so.Aside from the novel that I’m about to begin writing in less than a week. I’ve been thinking about grain mills for about four years. Maybe longer. Can’t remember for certain. To buy a grain …