Book Review: Chaim Potoks The Gift of Asher Lev
These past few days I have been reading The gift of Asher Lev by Chaim Potok. Potok has been a favorite author since I was a teen, and I was blessed to be at a forum for Honor Students at BYU in 1987 when he came to speak and was able to ask him a … Continue reading
The Da Vinci Code
Paul and I watched the Da Vinci Code DVD this morning. We both read the book and then went to see the movie on opening night when it came out last summer. I have long been exposed to the idea that Jesus Christ was married and was a father. This is mentioned in the Journal … Continue reading
Brahms Requiem Performance – 9-11 Memorial
The Broomfield Choral Festivals performance of the Brahms Requiem was yesterday. It was such an amazing experience to participate in this grand work of musical magic! Here are some photos and video clips. My dear friend Esther, (who is a master whole wheat bread baker), came to listen to the concert. Michelle captured a couple … Continue reading
Review of Godless by Ann Coulter
Last night I finished reading Godless and though I would take a minute to review it. Ann Coulter uses her quick wit and ironic sarcasm to blast through liberal fantasies on a variety of topics in this excellent book. With chapters on how liberals are soft on crime, the Willie Horton mess during the Dukakis … Continue reading
Crunchy Cons – new Book on Conservative Greenies!
Love it! Can’t wait to read it… I’ve long self identifed as a Crunchy Conservative, Granola Neo-Con, or Green Christian. How wonderful to know that I am NOT ALONE!!! The big identifiers that have had my liberal friends scratching their heads for years to know exactly who I am and what I believe… Homebirth Activist … Continue reading
