Teaching kids Bible verses seems like a daunting task. Sometimes the task is as hard on the thumbs as asking a programmer to hammer a nail. I thought repetition was the key. Read the verse over and over. The kids say the Read more…
I ran across these articles the other day while reading up on plugins and related posts. If your a blogger, these are worth a read. WordPress is great, and plugins make it better, but the question is what plugins do Read more…
Why can’t I just copy any ‘ol image and paste it in here to spice up my posts? Well, I think the Golden Rule applies here. If I had taken this great picture of sliced bread that I was very Read more…
Someone emailed me this photograph of Connecticut leaders playing solitaire during discussions on Budgets. The email prompted me to do some research. Is it true? One of the first things you should do when you get one of those chain emails is validate whether Read more…
I enjoy the silly stuff that people have been doing on the Internet. I don’t like the stuff that hurts someone, but the ones that just make you laugh are fun. Here are my favorite ones so far this year. Read more…
Yesterday morning in church, Pastor challenged us to try to think of 10 reasons or 10 things we are looking forward to in heaven. The premise behind his message was that heaven is not a place where we will be Read more…
I found this post very helpful: Tim Bray: Things about Blogging This article had some very good thoughts about blogging. It was kind of encouraging. I like the thoughts about being funny — I have noticed that I enjoy reading the Read more…
I think it is cool to see how many different ways people join together to help in time of need. This disaster in Japan is no different. Of course, there are many different charities and places to donate, but the Read more…
Veggietales suggested that the veggie-Israelites painted the desert. Maybe this is another fun alternative: Engadget: Visualized: Overturned ink-carrying tractor-trailer paints the town red… literally Actually, I do feel for the driver and people involved in the incident.
I almost didn’t do this lesson because I thought it would be too old for the third and fourth grade. I didn’t want to address adultery with them — you never know how they will respond to topics like that. Read more…