Monthly Archives: January 2007

I just checked the State of Missouri’s database of license holders, and I found my license to practice pharmacy was finally listed. I had taken the test in late December, and I’m glad to see that everything is finally there. … Continue reading →

If I had to recommend one book on relationships, it’s Christian Courtship in an Oversexed World by Fr. TG Morrow. This book is very thorough in its treatment of the topic, and it teaches chastity without teaching prudishness. Fr. … Continue reading →

I just got a bill from one of my credit cards for negative three cents. Yes, you saw that right. I hadn’t used this card in a long time, so it has long had a zero balance. Apparently, there was … Continue reading →

I just read this review of Windows Vista. I doubt that Vista would impress me. The review suggests that it isn’t bad, but it isn’t exactly a compelling upgrade, either. That’s too bad considering it has been five years since … Continue reading →

Okay, I’ve decided to talk about what I do have these days. For one thing, I’ve bought a Sirius radio. I’m now addicted to EWTN radio. We don’t have a station in Memphis, so I’ve never had it before. It’s … Continue reading →

David Carnoy of CNET makes his tech predictions for 2007. Just for fun, I had to make my own “judgments” based on the predictions. Personally, I think the iPhone, PSP3, and HD DVD and Blu Ray are too expensive … Continue reading →

Half of all deaths in the world are due to abortion. There have been 64 times more people killed by abortion than in all of the wars the United States has ever fought. This comes to you from the Family … Continue reading →

I always find stories of secular writers who have managed to demonstrate what the Catholic Church has known all along to be very fascinating. Perhaps some of you have read about the former Dr. Anonymous who is now known to … Continue reading →

Here on the anniversary of the criminally insane Roe vs. Wade, the annual March for Life is taking place in Washington DC. I’m off work for one more day (must go back tomorrow), and I’m listening to Kresta in the … Continue reading →

If we support nothing else, it is imperative that we support the pro-life cause. As someone who was born after the criminally insane Roe vs. Wade decision, I’m grateful that I wasn’t aborted. It’s not that I think my parents … Continue reading →