Monthly Archives: April 2005

Thanks for the emails. I’m here. We’ve had amazing weather the past week, and I’ve walked away from the computer, gone down to the lake and watched wildlife move around. I’m tired. Last week I learned something online I haven’t … Continue reading →

I read this twice. At first I didn’t understand why. I have friends that have made it pretty clear they don’t want to talk about God. Their reasons are as unique as they are, and this is a rare piece … Continue reading →

There is no spell check tool here at BDBO. I’ve never asked designer and technican Rachel Cunliffe to put one in. And I probably won’t be asking anytime soon. Why? or is that why not? Because I’m human and typos … Continue reading →

For the past month you may have seen a post or two here or there about a new website going up. As I write this, it’s just past midnight in Spain and Robert Duncan promised himself he’d get a good … Continue reading →

WHO (World Health Organization) workers have pulled back in Angola after their workers were attacked. An outbreak of Marburg Hemmoragic Fever which began in a northern province in October is terrifying citizens who believe the medicine people are killing. Angola … Continue reading →

Well, it appears the Gomery gaggle has died down. I thought my extreme tracker was broken. Update: The media has good timelines on adscam, now Political Staples gives us a timeline on how blogs and media played their role this … Continue reading →

Okay er, are Blogger comments getting harder to log into or is just me? I went over to Jordon Cooper’s blog, wanted to say something (often do) and was met with a menu in the comment section. Blogger, other, anonymous. … Continue reading →

Would one of my Roman Catholic friends tell me what the book of gospels is? The media is calling the red book laid on the top of Pope John II’s coffin, the book of gospels. Calling the pope’s funeral a … Continue reading →