Monthly Archives: November 2009

If you’re a parent like me, then at least two things are true: 1. You have kids. 2. They have certain ideas about what they want for Christmas, and it’s going to cost you. Emily and I have three kids, … Continue reading →

I just caught this video that shows how Matt Stafford pretty much brought the Lions to victory over the Browns last Sunday, even with an injury that should have pulled him out of the game. I’m not a huge football … Continue reading →

Jammin’ Jamin’ Bradley made a video of Ben Barnes and I acting all Tim and Eric-y for a new video at http://www.home.fm. I promise you that none of those holograms were there when we filmed this.

The one thing about Kindle & Sony’s Nook Reader is that, well, you don’t get to hold a paper book anymore. The great thing, though, is that you can carry thousands of books without hurting yourself now, which I guess … Continue reading →

Yesterday on Mornings at Home, we did a listener poll to discover the truth about one of the more recent inventions in culinary arts. It’s a combination of delicious and dangerous and is really good for you — if you’re … Continue reading →

Children of the 80’s, especially those who grew up watching TV Ontario, will know exactly who/what this is. While I didn’t grow up in Canada, I most certainly watched enough Canadian TV to at least be considered for analog dual … Continue reading →

I recently stumbled across Choral arranger/composer Eric Whitacre and his outstanding work, including tunes like Cloudburst, I Thank You God For Most this Amazing Day and others. I really like to conduct a Choral ensemble. Conducting is an amalgam of … Continue reading →

Our little Mac had some surgery today at UofM. It was a relatively simple outpatient procedure that went quite well, as he is right now eating some McLunch and watching a variation of the Winnie the Pooh show. We’re thankful … Continue reading →

I spent a good part of this afternoon setting up for a concert taking place this evening at my church. It was a very ordinary afternoon until I had one of those moments where I saw something for the 100th … Continue reading →

I haven’t yet mentioned on RadBlog the thrill of what’s next in the Free Methodist Church of North America. About a month ago, our three bishops were all in the same place at the same time ( a security breach … Continue reading →