Movie Blogs
Note: I'm also looking for bloggers that discuss movies. Email link on the left
(ejscheske@yahoo.com).
Eric Scheske
The Weekend Eudemon
Good first weekend of the new year. I had a flurry of work Tuesday through
Thursday and was able to leave work early on Friday. I actually got a lot of
reading done, plus a little writing. I thought about drinking a little wine, but
declined. I haven't
Friday
Today, we celebrate American Catholicism's coming of age: it's the memorial of
St. John Neumann:
> John lived in Bohemia until he came to America in 1836. Having already
completed
his studies, he was ordained soon after he arrived. He was a parish priest in
Buffalo
Rockin' Dante
Too good to wait until tomorrow
[http://news.independent.co.uk/europe/article2121673.ece]:
> The Vatican has challenged purist Roman Catholics by disclosing plans for a
daring rock, punk and jazz opera version of Dante's Divine Comedy with a
soundtrack written by an avant-garde priest.
Abbreviated Eudemon
A short eudemon this morning. My wife and I took the five oldest kids to Night
at the Museum [http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hv&id=1809266172&cf=info] last
night, so I got to bed later than usual and therefore have less time for
blogging this
The Wednesday Eudemon
Back to a full-blown grind. The office exploded yesterday with work. It was a
good feeling. The seven mouths aren't getting any cheaper to feed.
I referenced to the clerihew two days ago. One regular reader and blogger has
tried her hand at the craft [http://mreitemeyer.
The Days of Darkness
The Christmas season still plows forward, but the real world returns in earnest.
I kinda feel like I'm waking from a dream, and the nightmare Rose Bowl loss to
USC yesterday doesn't help.
It's the Memorial of Saints Basil the Great and Gregory Nazianzen.
Happy New Year
Welcome to 2007. A fresh year that doesn't feel too different. In previous
years, I've always felt like things would be a little different, maybe a lot
different. I found the new year exciting. This year, I don't, and I don't know
Something for Sunday Morning
> Secular things can be adapted to holy ends. New Year's resolutions are a great
example.
Anonymous
The Weekend Eudemon
Online opportunities continue to escape me. A few short items this morning:
Interesting fact that sounds familiar but wasn't in the forefront of my
consciousness: The Dead Sea is in some places 1,500 feet deep. Its bottom is the
deepest natural hole in the earth, measuring about