And I thought I knew the lyrics to this song…

Medical Discovery

My pastor recently had surgery on some veins in his leg. Apparently there is some aspect of vein-in-your-leg surgery that affects your judgment when it comes to posting pictures and stuff.

Rich Mullins–Screen Door

This is not only a great song, with a great message, but to sing it while performing a complicated rhythm using plastic cups blows my mind.

Gmail Survey Results

As a Gmail user, I was interested to learn that a recent user survey uncovered an interesting statistical anomaly. Of the millions of Gmail users worldwide, one particular page was viewed more often, and for a longer duration, than any other page on the web.

Here’s a screenshot of the page most frequently viewed by Gmail users.

Flight of the Conchords–Think About It

“Leave those poor sick monkeys alone! They’ve got problems enough as it is!”

Huckabee on Marriage

I know he is a longshot, but it sure is nice to have someone who can articulate Christianity.

Web Strategy Working Well

If you’ve ever been here before, you probably have observed that I often allow months to go by without posting. Then, when I do post, I often discuss a topic that interests only me and perhaps a couple other people.

I am happy to report that this strategy is apparently working flawlessly. I have successfully avoided Internet stardom and all the terrible trappings that go along with it.

So, if you’re reading this, you can now go quietly about your own business.

Ben’s Guitar Instructor

Ben is taking guitar at The Christian Academy under Andrew Leonard through the Childbloom program. He really likes it and Mr. Leonard is great.

What I didn’t know until today about Mr. Leonard was what an accomplished solo guitarist he is.

Behold the Lamb of God

I am incredibly blessed to be able to take part in what I think will be an amazing two nights in December.

Here’s more information.

Welcome to the Internets

Hi.

During one of the 2004 Presidential debates, President Bush made his iconic reference to “rumors on the Internets”.

Plural? Where are the other Internets I don’t have access to? Do they also have pop-up windows and flash ads you have to click through before you read a news story? Do I lack access to these secret Internets because I only have basic cable?

Regardless, it will forever be “The Internets” for me.

I have no idea why I think I need a blog. Must I succumb to the uniquely 21st century notion that everyone must be interested in what I think, what music I like, what theology I subscribe to, and what sort of tree I would be?

Apparently so.