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Eric Scheske

Something for Sunday Morning

"We can find all that is necessary in the present moment. We need not worry about whether to pray or be silent, whether to withdraw into retreat or mix with people, to read or write, to meditate or make our minds a receptive blank, to shun or seek out

Friday Night Lights

Brews You Can Use

Snake in a Beer A friend dropped off a copy of Jackson, Wyoming's alternative newspaper: JH Weekly. The cover story: Making Suds at the Base of the Tetons [http://www.planetjh.com/news/A_105362.aspx]. It's a nicely-crafted (heh, heh) piece, and they write

From iPhone surfing

"Sometime in the mid- to late-1980s, a letter-writer opined in the pages of the Washington Post that President Reagan insulted women whenever he opened his broadcast speeches with the words “My fellow Americans.” This letter-writer proposed that Presidents instead use “My associate Americans.”" http://cafehayek.

From the Notebooks

Some Belloc All from The Path to Rome: “[I]f there is difficulty it is in the whole launching of a thing, in the first ten pages of a book, or the first half-hour of listening to a sermon, or the first mile of a walk.” “I will tell

Nutty Tuesday

ACORN This ACORN stuff is absolutely hilarious, if it weren't for our President's close ties. The couple on the left posed as a pimp and his prostitute. She's believable. But him? Come on. When did Doogie Howser rip off the set of Joseph and

Monday Miscellany

Flirting with Libertarians? Thank goodness. From U.S. News & World Report: "Rising opposition to President Obama's healthcare proposals may be morphing into something broader and deeper: an anti-Obama movement that could jeopardize the president's political standing, damage the Democratic Party, and give the

Something for Sunday Morning

"Our life will have been worth something if and when we fall in love with Christ." Francis Fernandez

What?

I'd hate to mess with the giant that uses the big one: -- Experimental mobile post

BYCU: "The Drinking Club"

I've referenced "the drinking club" many times, so I thought I'd post a few pictures of it. From the side (and its least-impressive angle): The view: The most important part -- Experimental mobile post