Christian Carnival #203 Posted
. . . at Bounded Irrationality. Check it out.
. . . at Bounded Irrationality. Check it out.
I posted a mini-blog about Nefertiti when I first found it. I have finished and would now rate it a 3.
In a “real life meets fictional blogging” moment for me, Germany’s high court has ruled against a homeschooling family. From the quote shown there, the German court would recognize some of the arguments used in my short story here. (HT: Christian Carnival 302.)
My wife got me started with these J. D. Robb books, and I really liked the latest one, Creation in Death. Interesting psychology. There is a certain similarity to the books in the series, though.
[This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance of characters, places, or events to reality is strictly coincidental. It is also part of a series. Characters who have been introduced in previous episodes will not be re-introduced. You can find a list of characters from episodes up to this one here.] The God-Talk Club was…
Regina Lynn at Wired has 10 reasons.
I’ve been on a Rita Mae and Sneaky Pie Brown run in reading. I’ve just finished Pawing through the Past, and I’m starting Sour Puss.
I’ve added the Miniposts2 plugin, and I’m going to use this for current reading comments and links to books I won’t review in full. Watch this space!
. . . has been posted at The Minor Prophet. My entry this time came from this blog, The God Talk Club – Tornadoes.