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The Lessons of Scooby Doo

Evil wears many faces…fear wears but two. Live life to the fullest…braaaaaap! Luck goes to those who already survived the banana peel to the sole of the foot, the flying water hose to the pants, and the door to the face. Nothing is what it seems…except a flat-out bribe. The biggest challenge you will ever

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An O. Henry Love Story.

Not. Lee took Ray out to give me some writing time (and to give Ray out-of-the-house time) and picked up Variable Star, by Robert Heinlein and Spider Robinson, and some good chocolate for me. I finished up writing, decided I needed COFFEE, and picked up World War Z, by Max Brooks (also wrote The Zombie

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35 of 100

In 2005, Time magazine picked the 100 best English-language novels (1923-present). Mark the selections you have read in bold. If you liked it, add a star (*) in front of the title, if you didn’t, give it a minus (-). [I’ve added, if you feel totally indifferent or just can’t remember, mark it with a

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Field Day?

Ted Haggard, the leader of the New Life Church in Colorado Springs (a very popular, massive church on the north side of town, and a big supplier of Focus on the Family shock troops), resigned yesterday after being accused of having sex with a gay prostitute. Why does it have to be like this? Why

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Prince of Egypt

Watching Prince of Egypt with Ray. What a cruel story…the only solution to conflict being death, death, death in the name of a miracle. Death is justified if your people are oppressed. (Justified…as if it were an act without a price.) Thousands of years later, the Moses story is still being carried out in the

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