Pyggie Problems, perhaps
In Which Your Humble Blogger rambles on and on and on and (Read it...)
In Which Your Humble Blogger rambles on and on and on and (Read it...)
In Which Your Humble Blogger learns something about Elijah that he didn't know, and that nobody else believes, really, except this one crazy Rabbi, but heck, Judaism is all about the minority dissenting opinion. (Read it...)
In Which Your Humble Blogger needs a little help from his friends. (Read it...)
In Which Your Humble Blogger wears somebody else's trousers. (Read it...)
In Which Your Humble Blogger gets his mitts on a history book. (Read it...)
In Which Your Humble Blogger is aware, dimly, that other people are dancing, in amongst the trees and all, whilst what we are doing on stage is something else entirely. (Read it...)
In Which Your Humble Blogger spoils the plot by comparing it to other plots, which is a spoiler in itself, I suppose, although not a very spoily one. (Read it...)
In Which Your Humble Blogger finally re-reads, and enjoys, the peak from which there is nowhere to go but down. (Read it...)
In Which Your Humble Blogger revisits the case of one Balak, the son of Zippor, king of Moab. (Read it...)
In Which Your Humble Blogger goes for shaken, not stirred. (Read it...)
In Which Your Humble Blogger gets educated, which is really very important, especially for the brains. (Read it...)
In Which Your Humble Blogger reads a Stirring Adventure of Spies, Time Travel and Curious Hats. (Read it...)
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Do-it-yourself Sol LeWitt Wall Drawings (The New Modernist)
Dick Cavett on Depression (NYT)
Tom of Finland Lays Pipe for Fragrance Ad Campaign - (Towleroad)
Josh Marshall on Gramm/Suisse/mortgage/McCain (TPM)
Mark Schmitt on the Future of the Republican Party (TAP)
Professor X on College for All (Atlantic)
Amanda Cox on County Demographics and the Nomination Contest (NYT)
Edward A. Zelinsky on Jimmy Carter and the Logan Act (OUPblog)
High School Art Project, OK'd by MO principal (KCTV Kansas City)
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