Eat the Crumbs

Life is tough when all we have is the past…

Time to get rid of the penny! Yay!

and I haven’t read this yet either….

here are 7 of my favorite Hymns.

1. Lord, You Have Come to the Lakeshore
2. Come Thou Fount
3. The Love of God
4. I Stand Amazed in the Presence
5. What a Friend we have in Jesus
6. O Come O Come Emmanuel
7. In Christ Alone

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(HT:CD)

I know that there is nothing better for men than to be happy and do good while they live. (HT:theBible)

“There are only two races: the decent and the indecent.” ~Viktor Frankl

“I stumbled upon a mystery without a solution, a mystery so immense that I gave up trying to find an explanation because the whole mystery defied belief. The mystery was the survival of the Jews…. It was this mystery that drew me back to God.” ~Anne Rice (Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt, 308-309) (HT:JP)

Identity is central to a classical liberal understanding of freedom. There are grave dangers in identity politics, but we insist that we ourselves, and not scholars, the press, or public opinion, have the right to say who we understand ourselves to be. We are who we say we are, and we resist all attempts to explain us in terms of our “true” motives and our “real” agenda. (page 4)

reasons for the manifesto from Oz
thoughts on the manifesto from Joe

• Hugh spends the hour with America’s preeminent war correspondent, Michael Yon, and talks about his wonderful new book, Moment Of Truth In Iraq. Every time I listen to Michael Yon, I feel like I’ve learned so much. More on Michael: his blog, and May 5 OpEd.
• Here’s a time waster: see how many of the 75 skills every man should master you have mastered.
• and i’m still chewing on this blog post:“Death of the Alpha Leader” by Randy Elrod

it’s thursday; do you still watch the best-show-ever? (HT:JD, debate continues….)

I have decided to start a new category. Thursdays will now QC7, so it will be still either a question, choice, and now a list of 7 things.
Today, the list is the best 7 albums that I own and think should never be played on random because their original order is so perfect, and the flow between songs makes for a music experience that shouldn’t be tampered with. So, in no particular order:

1. Simon and Garfunkel, Bridge Over Troubled Water
2. Dido, No Angel
3. The Normals, Coming to Life
4. Sarah Mclaughlin, Fumbling Towards Ecstasy
5. Johnny Cash, American IV
6. U2, Achtung Baby
7. Delirious!, Glo
   

Honorable Mention:
Larry Norman, In Another Land. Michael W. Smith, i 2 (eye)

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