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Michael and I went to see this at a late show last night – kind of crazy considering the time change and since there is no such thing as sleeping in at this house… I was surprised it was still playing after about three weeks here (and in a regular cineplex), but for sure it…

Peter Manseau has an excellent piece in the Washington Post Magazine about Archbishop Milingo Photos here Milingo began to clash openly with those he considered his enemies. In November 1996, speaking at a conference in Rome, he declared that Satanism was being practiced at the highest levels of the Vatican. He did not name names,…

This week’s New Yorker fiction offering – I liked it. You might go into it with less traditional expectations of a short story, and just approach it in a more meditative kind of space. Written by Tatyana Tolstaya, translated from the Russian, it is about Ravenna, mosaics, a blind man, and time. And maybe heaven.

I’m going to hold comments for moderation now, instead of closing off comments on posts when I’m not around. I think. I’ll try and see how much time it takes. So don’t post your comment a million times. It may take a while for it appear – like on a day like this, several hours..!
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