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Eric Scheske

Moanday Eudemon

Delayed Eudemon: Charter internet went down again. Congratulations to the Colts. Dungy gave a nice tribute when asked about the "social significance" of the victory. "I'm proud to be the first African-American coach to win this. But again, more than anything, Lovie Smith and

Sunday Freeze Out

This is the first Sunday in well over a year that didn't feature "Something for Sunday Morning." The reason: my Internet connection went out, and I just got back online. It was about minus 5 degrees here this morning. Maybe the cold affected my connection somehow.

No Eudemon

No happy spirit this morning. Our parochial school held its annual Mardi Gras party last night. I didn't get to sleep until after 1:30. When you consider I normally go to bed at 9:00, it was a very late night for me. For occasions just like

The Friday Eudemon

Slow news day today. A few things: Interesting, though I'm tectonically ignorant: "Africa is being torn apart. And as Ethiopia's rift valley grows slowly wider, an international team of scientists is taking a unique opportunity to plot the progress of continents on the move [http:

Frickin' Boomers

The average American is saving absolutely nothing these days [http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070201/ap_on_bi_go_ec_fi/economy]. In fact, the average American spent more than he earned last year. Why? Nobody is sure, but economists say it could be a problem: > Whatever the

Fear and Trembling

Is 2007 the year of the puritan devil? I'm a little scared. Here's the deal: During January, I have drank beer or wine six times, anywhere from two to five drinks. Each time, I woke up the next morning with a hangover. Nothing nasty, just a

Global Warming to Elvis

Drudge this morning has links about a new global warming study that comes out Friday [http://www.drudgereport.com/]. If people don't believe the scientists, it's the scientists fault for cranking out so much hokum the past 50 or more years. The ordinary people who buy

The Tuesday Eudemon

I'm nearly speechless [http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,248196,00.html]: > A 12-year-old German boy who insisted he was a girl trapped in a boy's body convinced his parents that something had to be done, so they agreed to allow him

Vegas and Marching Band Max

I don't post many pictures of my children, primarily because I don't want to bore people. But I thought I'd pass along these two pictures of Max (3). He's in his "marching band" outfit: The heck if we can figure

Something for Sunday Morning

> Those who pass through the mystical water in Baptism must put to death in the water the whole phalanx of evil–such as covetousness, unbridled desire, rapacious thinking, the passion of conceit and arrogance, wild impulse, wrath, anger, malice, envy, and all such things. Since the passions naturally pursue