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Sunspotting
I’ve never experienced a solar eclipse before (the one from a few years back was barley noticable in my neck of the woods), but I naively thought that 85% coverage would translate to something approaching dusk. Turns out the noonday … Continue reading
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Aged Veterans of the virtual TBR
Today’s prompt from Long and Short Reviews is “Books that have been on our TBR the Longest”. I dealt with my physical TBR last year, so I’m going to take a look at my Kindle library, sort by “Oldest”, and … Continue reading
Moviewatch: March
There was a….bit of a theme to this month’s movie watching, at least for the ones I watched solo. See if you can guess what it is. I bet you can! The Scout, 1994. Albert Brooks plays a scout who, … Continue reading
March 2024 in Review
Well, the year is one-fourth spent already. Criminy! March was fairly…all over the place. Didn’t do well with Lenten reading at all, but Opening Day was a solid performance, I think, and I even got a head start on Read … Continue reading
Literature: What Every Catholic Should Know
Years ago I stumbled upon a podcast called “Great Works in Western Literature” by a man named Joseph Pearce, and immediately a became fan of it. Pearce’s love of literature was infectious, especially seeing I was just beginning to read … Continue reading
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Tagged "classic", Catholicism, Christianity, Joseph Pearce, literature, religion
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How has technology changed your job?
Oh, good lord. Where to begin? As some of you may know, I’m a librarian — not an official Librarian because I’m still working on MLS, but I’ve worked for a library for twelve years as a local historian, IT … Continue reading
March’s last Tuesday tease
Today’s TTT is TV shows or movies that would have made amazing books. But first, the teasin’. It is pretty generally recognised in the circles in which he moves that Bertram Wooster is not a man who lightly throws in … Continue reading