The Flu
No Eudemon today. I have the flu or somethign terribly like it. Last year, my doctor said it’s not uncommon for low grade viruses to dog a person off …
Month: October 2007
Drinking Book to Kooky Philosopher
Gotta get it: The Bad Catholic’s Guide to Wine, Whiskey, And Song: A Spirited Look at Catholic Life and Lore from the Apocalypse to Zinfandel. Only $10.17 at Amazon. …
Monday Miscellany
I stumbled across all sorts of interesting things this weekend: A cool Wikipedia entry on fictional portrayals of psychopaths in literature; The Crux Project’s Denyse O’Leary’s blog; A genuinely …
Something for Sunday Morning
“Each person has a specific divine vocation. Every life that is lived without reference to the divine plan is wasted.” Francis Fernandez
Administrative Saturday Morning
I finally got a chance to clean up my link list on the right. Dead links, blogs that haven’t added fresh content in over six weeks, links not accessible …
The man who averted a nuclear holocaust
I guess this story came out last month. I missed it. One of the most amazing (and scary) things I’ve ever read. Via.
Friday and Brews
My plans yesterday: Greektown Casino in Detroit with my brother, crash in Greektown, get up at 6:00 a.m. and be in Kalamazoo by 9:00 a.m. Friday. My day yesterday: …
Horror Article
I don’t have much today. Long story short, I had an excellent day and evening planned today, but it fell through. I also didn’t feel good yesterday and was …
The Wednesday Eudemon
I missed this scary story last month: An 82-year-old Argentine woman who attracted media attention last month when she married a 24-year-old man has died as a result of …
Tuesday Trifles
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, as long as it’s not beholden in Philadelphia: Philadelphia is home to the least attractive people in the United States, a …
Monday Miscellany
Don’t live here: Dhaka, Bangladesh; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Shanghai and Tianjin in China; Alexandria and Cairo in Egypt; Mumbai and Kolkata in India; Jakarta, Indonesia; …
Something for Sunday Morning
“No one should be so active as not to seek the contemplation of God.” St. Augustine