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Wednesday, April 13, 2005

Makes sense to me!

Every act of conscious learning requires the willingness to suffer an injury to one's self-esteem. That is why young children, before they are aware of their own self-importance, learn so easily; and why older persons, especially if vain or important, cannot learn at all. -Thomas Szasz, author, professor of psychiatry (1920- )

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My Commitment


  • Though the fig tree does not bud and there are no grapes on the vines, though the olive crop fails and the fields produce no food, though there are no sheep in the pen and no cattle in the stalls, yet I will rejoice in the LORD, I will be joyful in God my Savior. Hab. 3:17-18

Other Voices

  • Baldilocks
    If you've not visited Juliette's site, please do. You'll enjoy your visit with such a clear-thinker.
  • Blonde Sagacity
  • CPT Patti
    A view from the "home-front." Update: Now that CPT Patti is home from Iraq, the blog is being discontinued. As of this writing, the link is still valid, however.
  • Free Muslim Coalition Against Terrorism
    Interesting reading, from a different perspective
  • HeroicStories
    "Restoring Faith in Humanity...One Story at a Time." True, not sappy, stories written by ordinary people about how other people have impacted their lives. Another e-newsletter created by Randy Cassingham. From the website: Our mission is to publish examples of people being good to each other, to inspire similar heroic actions in others.
  • Joanne Jacobs
  • Julie Neidlinger
  • La Shawn Barber's Corner
    Another clear-thinker, and always interesting reading.
  • Messy Christian
  • Mostly Cajun
  • My Online Photo Gallery
  • Real Live Preacher
  • The Daily Brief
    The first blog I read each day. Update: And as of Sept 19, it's another place where I hang my hat. They've allowed me to be part of their coalition of bloggers!
  • The Occupational Adventure (sm)
    Curt Rosengren is a Passion Catalyst (sm), helping people identify their passions and create careers that ignite them.
  • The TRUE Stella Awards -- Opportunists vs. the American Justice System
    Another free subscription e-newsletter by Randy Cassingham, this one focusing on TRUE frivolous lawsuits, as opposed to the urban legends floating around the internet.
  • This is True
    Randy Cassingham's e-newsletter proving that "truth is stranger than fiction, because fiction has to make sense." From the website: This is True is a weekly syndicated newspaper column by Colorado humorist Randy Cassingham. True reports on bizarre-but-true news items from legitimate newspapers from around the world (never "tabloids"). Each story ends with commentary by Randy -- a tagline which is humorous, ironic or opinionated.
  • Varifrank
    He writes beautifully, and he makes sense (at least, to me).

Waiting to be Read

Favorite Authors

  • Angela Elwell Hunt
    Everything Angie writes is well-written. Not always easy to read, but definitely *worth* reading.
  • Anne McCaffrey
    One of the reigning queens of Science Fiction.
  • C.S. Lewis
  • Dick Francis
  • Earlene Fowler
    If Benni Harper were a real person, I'd want to be her friend.
  • Elizabeth Moon
    Sci-Fi/Fantasy. LOVE her Deed of Paksenarrion, and her entire Heris Serrano/Esmay Suiva series.
  • Elizabeth Peters
    I knew that Agatha Christie had successfully combined mysteries and Egyptology -- how nice to know that she wasn't the only author to do so.
  • J.R.R. Tolkien
  • Kristen Britain
    Sci-Fi/Fantasy
  • Louis L'Amour
    He wrote more than just westerns, people....
  • Madeleine L'Engle
    My all-time fave. Both her fiction and non-fiction are very readable, and always thought-provoking.
  • S.M. Stirling
    Time-travel/Alternate Histories.
  • Terri Blackstock
    Some of the best legal thrillers (for lack of a better term) I've read. Believable characters that it's easy to care about, as well.
  • Terry Pratchett
    Hilarious!
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