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Things I Want to Remember, Vol. 6
The other night, on the way to tee ball, we passed this old guy on the interstate. He was balding with hair on the side but no hair on top, glasses, driving his convertible with the top down. As we … Continue reading
AL West Preview
Winding down the previews here. Today it’s the AL West. For a preview of the other divisions, check out the links below. NL Central Preview AL Central Preview NL East Preview AL East Preview Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Key … Continue reading
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Tagged L.A. Angels, Oakland A's, Seattle Mariners, Texas Rangers
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LOST Season Six: The Package
A solid episode. Last week’s Alpert-isode was a tough act to follow, but for the most part, The Package worked. I say for the most part because there were a few elements that made me just roll my eyes, especially … Continue reading
Easter Thoughts: Sacrifice
Surrendering ourselves to love God is not giving things up for God so much as giving ourselves to God. — Scot McKnight, The Jesus Creed To be a Christian is to live sacrificially. To say it differently, the Christian accepts … Continue reading
Popes & Bankers
In Popes & Bankers, Jack Cashill aims for a cultural history of credit and debt. Mission accomplished. While the subject material could very easily lead to a dull, dry read, Cashill isn’t trying to write an economics textbook. Rather, he … Continue reading
MyPod: March Edition
I haven’t written anything lately about the music I’ve been listening to. 2010 has been pretty lackluster so far with regard to new releases, but 2009 is going to be a tough year to compete with. Here’s a smattering of … Continue reading
LOST Season Six: Ab Aeterno
Ab Aeterno – “from the everlasting” or “since the beginning of time” This was an incredible episode. Easily in my Top 10. And with time, it might be one of my absolute favorites. A great script with a rich mythological … Continue reading
Easter Thoughts: Barrenness
The Gospel is the story of God’s work to bring life into barren places, a theme that bookends the Christ narrative. The wilderness of Mary’s barren womb is miraculously transformed into a repository for God’s most precious gift: the child, … Continue reading
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NL Central Preview
Ah, home sweet home. The NL Central…the only division I really care about. If you know anything about me, you know I’m a huge St. Louis Cardinals fan. With that in mind, I’ll begin my NL Central preview with a … Continue reading
LOST Season Six: Recon
First, the good news: this episode finally picked up Sawyer’s storyline. Taking care of Jin, paddling to Hydra island, making deals with Widmore and Smokey…dude was busy in this episode. Now, the bad: this episode paled in comparison to last … Continue reading
