Sunday, September 21, 2008
Liturgi-Kool™
Since all the other Instruments of Unity within Anglicanism have apparently failed, I humbly offer these new products which I've just invented. Liturgi-KoolTM ... first name in really cool liturgical garments. Finally, something upon which the entire Anglican Communion can agree!
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Too Sad for Comment
The recent Attempted Deposition of Pittsburgh Bishop Robert Duncan has me too sad to comment. I thank all the faithful Anglicans who have already said the right things about what this was and what it means going forward.
So, from me, something happier! Here is a video of the world's largest Radio-Controlled aeroplane! B-29s are lovely, aren't they?
So, from me, something happier! Here is a video of the world's largest Radio-Controlled aeroplane! B-29s are lovely, aren't they?
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Hieronymus Bosch Sculptures!!!
This is the day I've been waiting for! I am so buying this!!

There are 3 pages of Bosch sculptures to be had, here!

There are 3 pages of Bosch sculptures to be had, here!
Saturday, September 13, 2008
The Paisley Lampray
I painted this Electric Dreams Lampray body last December for the man many consider to be the Supreme Commander of all Thingie Slot Car collectors ... Switzerland's Edo Bertoglio.
Here is Edo's write-up of the car, which now features a chassis built by Steve Kempson of England.
Here is Edo's write-up of the car, which now features a chassis built by Steve Kempson of England.
Behind Coloured Glass
This song is by my Tyler, Texas-based band, School of the Prophets, and was recorded all the way back in 1991. Does that make it Classic Rock?
I never get tired of listening to Paul Dunn's wailing guitar on this track.
I never get tired of listening to Paul Dunn's wailing guitar on this track.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
The Greatest Unintentional Gospel Proclamation in Pop/Rock
To me, this has always been the greatest rendering of the Gospel message into the pop/rock genre. It captures the Fall (with Ivor the Engine Driver standing in for the Serpent), Confession/Repentance, and Forgiveness. The best part is the chorus of "You are forgiven!", which comes at the end, like the maddest peal of the bells of heaven.
Confessions comes at around 5:38, and Absolution at about 6:03 ...
I can't believe it
Do my eyes deceive me?
Am I back in your arms?
Away from all harm?
It's like a dream to be with you again
Can't believe that I'm with you again
I missed you and I must admit
I kissed a few and once did sit
On Ivor the Engine Driver's lap
And later with him, had a nap
You are forgiven, you are forgiven, you are forgiven ... (etc.)
You are forgiven
Confessions comes at around 5:38, and Absolution at about 6:03 ...
I can't believe it
Do my eyes deceive me?
Am I back in your arms?
Away from all harm?
It's like a dream to be with you again
Can't believe that I'm with you again
I missed you and I must admit
I kissed a few and once did sit
On Ivor the Engine Driver's lap
And later with him, had a nap
You are forgiven, you are forgiven, you are forgiven ... (etc.)
You are forgiven
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Fort Michilimackinac ... and an idea for TEc.
We've just returned from a brief holiday to Mackinaw City, Michigan, and Mackinac Island. Perhaps I will spam you all with some more photographs later, but right now I'd like to show you this glorious cannon firing from Fort Michilimackinac ... my son Eliot took the photo.

The Anglican church inside the fort was interesting, too. A sign informed us that under British rule, any soldier who failed to show up for church on Sunday was court-martialled!

Given this proposed Resolution for TEc's 2009 General Convention ... I'm sure TEc could think of something creative to do along the lines of the Fort Michilimackinac court-martial idea.
Thought-starters: Miss a Sunday, and it'll cost you 20 decades on the Millennium Development Goals rosary! Or, miss a Pledge payment, and they repossess your car!

The Anglican church inside the fort was interesting, too. A sign informed us that under British rule, any soldier who failed to show up for church on Sunday was court-martialled!

Given this proposed Resolution for TEc's 2009 General Convention ... I'm sure TEc could think of something creative to do along the lines of the Fort Michilimackinac court-martial idea.
Thought-starters: Miss a Sunday, and it'll cost you 20 decades on the Millennium Development Goals rosary! Or, miss a Pledge payment, and they repossess your car!
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