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The duh in duhmb…
Just a brief note of appreciation to my web host bluehost.com. For some reason unknown to me, my passwords to blog and cpanel at bluehost stopped working, denying access to my blog. The guys at bluehost spent about 30 minutes … Continue reading
The bush is still burning
One of my dreams has been a literary blog, full of mini-masterpieces of wordcraft. I guess that’s one reason why I hang on to this venture. It’s becoming clear to me, though, that I have a calling to another blog … Continue reading
Becoming hacker-proof
It’s fixed now, but in the past couple days somebody hacked my blog so that it redirected people to the Chinese Sex Museum. Hmmm?! I don’t know what to think about that. i-youniverse.net (and related others) is a pretty basic … Continue reading
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e-thou encounter returns as k journal
I’ve moved updates on Sandy’s health, and my reflections and learning about kidney disease to www.e-thouencounter.net/ my first blog. Like www.I-YOUniverse.net/ it’s a tip of the hat to Martin Buber’s philosophy of interpersonal relations. You’ll find a link on the … Continue reading
On Pentecost
Check out these Pentecost theme posts from fellow bloggers (mine immediately precedes this list): When Love Comes to Town – “Pentecost, Peace, and Grace.” Theolog – Donna Schaper writes about a double miracle. Reflectionary – Martha Hoverson is asked to … Continue reading
Writing a Difference
In the mid-20th century two British writers produced huge amounts of work. One is J.R.R. Tolkien, whose Silmarillion and Lord of the Rings created a genre and influenced generations. The other is C.F. Andrews, a British clergyman identified with Gandhi … Continue reading
How do you decide what to read?
Working in a nursing home I met people who no longer read. Maybe they couldn’t, due to deteriorating eyesight or because of mental condition simply lost the capacity or interest to do so. I resolved, then, to read all the … Continue reading
The Divine Blogos
The documentation suggests I treat myself by writing a post after upgrading from wp 2.3.3 to 2.5. Who writes this stuff! According to Martin Buber, the more It, the less You-the more preoccupied you are with technology, the less open … Continue reading