An old photo brings back memories of being a crossing guard, back when liability laws were more lax.
Month: December 2006
Book Review: “The Crimson Portrait”
I can’t say that I’m a big fan of romance novels. Can’t say that I’m not, either, since I’ve never knowingly read one (Jonathan Livingston Seagull was as close as I ever came and it doesn’t count because it was the Seventies and I was trying to impress someone). So when a review copy of… Continue reading Book Review: “The Crimson Portrait”
Merry Christmas!
We’re pleased to present the Gazette’s traditional reminder of the significance of Christmas.
“Useless” Time with God
A theologian offers encouragement to those of us who recognize that our busyness seems to be a barrier between us and God.
The Key to Good Writing
It’s not Bulwer-Lytton, but, then, what is?
Local Blogger Convocation
Local bloggers gather for lunch. Try to curb your enthusiasm.
OK, fine. But what about shoulder-fired RPGs?
We Texans loves us some heavy duty ammos, we do.
Desert Island Meme, Part 2: TV
Taking the “vast wasteland” to your desert island…