A remark by the rector of our church, in this morning’s sermon, reminded me of visit I made in 1973 to the house of the Order of the Holy Cross in Santa Barbara, California. There I met Fr. John Walsted, who is an icon painter. Our talks made a deep impression on me, which sustained me through the dark years when we were realizing the full extent of our son Tom’s disability. I had the good fortune to meet him again in 2003, and to thank him for what he had said, and shown, three decades earlier.
Monthly Archives: December 2007
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I did something wrong
A Christmas Poem
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Mike Huckabee’s Favorite Author
See The Sneetches.
The Raw Food Movement will not like this….
….But Tony Bourdain will be pleased.
Evolving Bigger Brains through Cooking: A Q&A with Richard Wrangham, Professor of Biological Anthropology at Harvard University’s Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, and this Scientific American article.
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Time’s Person of the Year
Russia has long held a special fascination for me. Continue reading
Philip Pullman vs. C.S. Lewis
No Irish class last night
Gaeltacht Minnesota held its Christmas party at Kieran’s last night. It was a good time, although the room was too hot and the band (when they were playing) too loud for easy conversation.
mia_mcdavid and I felt very fortunate: We managed to find street parking even though the Minnesota Vikings were having a home game nearby.