I heard this essay read on NPR this morning. As a lapsed Catholic with religious blinders on, I was surprised at how hard this piece hit me. Father Richard Rohr’s opening statement is so simple, and yet it indicates a great depth of thought:
I believe in mystery and multiplicity. To religious believers this may sound almost [...]
Archive for December, 2006
This I believe
December 18, 2006Roommate not wanted
December 14, 2006I loved this post on interview questions for potential roommates.
One of the best things about no longer being poor/living in an affordable city/being married is that I don’t have to sweat the roommates. I was spoiled in college and the worst I got was a Jesus freak who would talk to her boyfriend on [...]
Marathon
December 12, 2006My two siblings and I are going to run a marathon next year. One of the two does not know this yet, or has ignored my e-mail, but I just have this feeling that we’re all going to do it and we’ll do it together. Very exciting.
I really want to finish in under 4 hours. [...]
Lil’ John, The NPR Years
December 6, 2006I’m officially old. Today, I caught myself slapping the steering wheel as I laughed outloud during Robert Christgau’s review of Crunk Hits Vol. 2 on NPR. I used to think that just listening to NPR on my commute made me old, but I learned to attribute that habit to hipness rather than age. All the hipsters listen [...]