We performed the all-school musical last night. It was a straightforward, biblical musical. No funny, corny lines (well, not much corn, anyway.) No fancy costumes or sets. It wasn't even very long. << MORE >>

I haven't been blogging lately (and I apologize for this!) but I only have one more intense week at school, then things get easier. << MORE >>

Let me share my addictions with you.<< MORE >>

The girls and I went to see Horton Hears a Who today. I like Dr. Seuss, and I'm one of those book snobs who almost always says, "The book was better than the movie." I confess that I usually look for faults in every movie that is based on a book. << MORE >>

Yesterday was awesome!<< MORE >>

The day after Easter Sunday, most people go right into “spring thinking.” They think of Easter as just one Sunday every year. Truthfully, the season of Easter is much longer. It starts on Easter Sunday and continues for seven weeks until Pentecost. And, if you realize that the reason Christian churches worship primarily on Sunday is to remember Easter, then you could think of the Easter season lasting all year long. Every Sunday is Easter Sunday. << MORE >>

There are books so alive that you're always afraid that while you weren't reading, the book has gone and changed, has shifted like a river; while you went on living, it went on living too, and like a river moved on and moved away. No one has stepped twice into the same river. But did anyone ever step twice into the same book? -- Marina Tsvetaeva << MORE >>

Let's explore the FAT concept for teachers.<< MORE >>

I don't know where this idea originated (I've searched!) but I like it! For the first time, I want to be FAT! Are you a FAT Christian? << MORE >>

So, you've tried to stay faithful, but the stress has finally gotten to you. You feel weepy, angry, anti-social, or maybe you don't care any more - about anything. What do you do now? << MORE >>