Writing for Joy
It is good advice even if you only use it for your characters. Follow the link to learn more, readers: 3 Steps for Talking WITH God (Not At Him) By Adam Lane Smith Most people pray to God. Very few people pray with God. Researchers who study the psychology of religion have documented this pattern, and … Continue reading How to Talk to God
I was listening to Jesterbell’s review of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, the spoilers for which I had already read, meaning that I knew much but not all of what she was going to tell me. One of the things I did not know was that the villain (which Marvel and Disney are pretending is just … Continue reading Poison Pills, the New Spider-Man Film, and Some Thoughts
Sounds interesting, readers! Follow the link to learn more: A Human Habitat at The Bottom of The Ocean Is Now Operational. Take a Look Inside Tech 10 July 2026 By Jess Cockerill Do you really, really, really like the ocean? Do you like it so much that you would spend multiple days living on the … Continue reading Undersea Habitat
A while ago, a friend and I were talking about Star Wars – the original Expanded Universe in addition to Disney’s (few) good entries in the canon. My friend complained that there were an inordinate number of female Jedi who became Dark Siders or Inquisitors in the franchise. “Why don’t they have more male characters … Continue reading Some Thoughts on Security
Or perhaps to the capture? Either way, this is a pretty good story. Click the link to learn more, readers! “Just another day in the D” says crime-fighting priest Theresa Civantos Barber - published on 06/05/26 Priests are real-life superheroes, and one Detroit pastor took that to a new level when a crime suspect fled police in … Continue reading Father to the Rescue!
This is interesting, readers! Follow the link to learn more: A Fossil From Antarctica Sat in a Drawer for 40 Years. It Turned Out to Be the First Dinosaur Bone Ever Found on the Continent After being forgotten for decades, the mysterious tail vertebra has finally been identified as part of a titanosaur. The discovery … Continue reading Bone in the Drawer
It is worth thinking about. Follow the link to learn more, readers: Fate, Free Will, and Fighting for the Future - Remembering Terminator 2: Judgement Day This month marks the 35th anniversary of the release of Terminator 2: Judgement Day, an action-packed film that cleverly navigates the classic sci-fi tropes of time travel, fate and … Continue reading Fate-ful Ruminations
She makes an excellent point, readers. Check it out! The resonance of old tales Karen Myers July 9, 2026 We assume a lot of knowledge on the part of readers, sometimes. When we tell stories to children, we discover that we really do have to explain everything, elaborate on all the expected behaviors, and so forth, … Continue reading Reposted: The resonance of old tales
It is an inspiring story, readers. Follow the link to learn more: Firefighter finds faith thanks to man he saved Anna Ashkova - published on 05/28/26 After saving a father’s life from sudden cardiac arrest in a Paris park, an off-duty firefighter found a spiritual awakening and a confirmation sponsor. In Lourdes, 532 military personnel received the sacrament … Continue reading A Double Rescue
Wandering around the interwebs brings you to some strange places, readers. Doing it on YouTube or having friends who share interesting videos thereon introduces you to some new perspectives as well. This is why the subjects of today’s post are various videos which I have encountered lately and which I thought ought to be shared. … Continue reading A Little Patriotism and Some Other Videos
A Song of Joy by Caroline Furlong 
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