Jayber Crow – Wendell Berry

Jayber Crow is excellent and captivating. Don’t read if you live away from friends & family where you grew up, it will make you terribly homesick and long for a simple life in which people had sensible jobs that needed to get done. Sometimes fun, sometimes heart-wrenching story about the life of the Port William… Continue reading Jayber Crow – Wendell Berry

What Matters?: Economics for a Renewed Commonwealth – Wendell Berry

So Wendell probably wouldn’t approve of my reading of his books on Kindle, but what can you do? What Matters? is a decent collection of essays about stewardship of the earth, community, people, and so forth. I should have noted the better ones more carefully as I read but to the best of my recollection… Continue reading What Matters?: Economics for a Renewed Commonwealth – Wendell Berry

Psalm 68:32-35

O kingdoms of the earth, sing to God; sing praises to the Lord, to him who rides in the heavens, the ancient heavens; behold, he sends out his voice, his mighty voice. Ascribe power to God, whose majesty is over Israel, and whose power is in the skies. Awesome is God from his sanctuary; the… Continue reading Psalm 68:32-35

Star Wars fan?

Love episodes 4, 5 & 6, but not what Lucas re-released them as? Good news, there’s a guy who has been remastering the blueray releases to have the theatrical content. Needless to say this was exciting as I have a copy that’s of poor quality theatrical and of good quality where somehow Han didn’t shoot… Continue reading Star Wars fan?

Faithful in a little (Or, Thou shalt not covet they neighbor’s garden)

My home here is not really all that different than what you might see in America. We live in a decently-sized, two bedroom apartment. It’s actually quite nice. I don’t have a dryer or a car, but that just puts me on par with the majority of Europeans. (And I do have one little American… Continue reading Faithful in a little (Or, Thou shalt not covet they neighbor’s garden)

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Easy E-mail Encryption

For those seeking to work on their tin-foil hat I’d like to recommend an extremely easy way to keep cyber crooks, the [insert your government’s eSpy agency here], or Google from reading your emails. Simply go to mailvelope.com and follow the documentation to set up the Mailvelope plugin. The process basically involves creating your own… Continue reading Easy E-mail Encryption