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Archive for December, 2005

Happy, Shiny Christmas

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These are taken with an SLR and low speed film and come to you by way of a photo CD and digital tampering and with apologies for the graininess.

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Blog Card II-A Christmas Acrostic

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For a more dramatic rendering (the Sacred Heart version) click .

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I am very excited to currently have an article published in Catapult magazine, a publication which I reccomend to you. Click here to go to my article. While at Catapult, also read Jeremy Huggins excellent Template (Store for Future Use).
If you are here from there, Catapult that is, make yourself at home. Have a [...]

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For the Sins of Edmund, Aslan

Art from Cornerstone 2005.
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Jesus is for Losers

Here are a couple of songs from that great modern prophet and bard, Steve Taylor, who has not made any songs with his biting wit and insight for ever so long. Here are a couple of gems for my edification, and yours if you need it. The first is just selections from the lyrics; the [...]

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Actually, not all of these are fanboys but most write movie reviews as a vocation. The discussion here validates the tenor I took in my review and mirrors many of the points I made. Click here for the clash or swords, with perhaps a little more polemicism at times than was called for.

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Below is my review of the new movie The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe which contains MAJOR SPOILERS. In fact, I reccomend that if you really are interested in the movie, that you not read this piece until after seeing it. No, really, I mean it, because really it is more of an analysis [...]

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“This is the land of Narnia…

In honor of the release of the new Narnia movie this coming Friday, I thought I would post this water color that my brother Adrian painted several years ago and gave me for Christmas. It really captures for me the cozy yet intense beauty of a Narnian snowfall. Despite the quote, I think this painting [...]

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