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The Thirteenth Tale, by Diane Setterfield

I watched the widespread publicity for this book with distant interest before it went on sale to the general public, but since I was so immersed in my books-about-books fetish and generally pay no attention to hype, I took no notice of The Thirteenth Tale until this past weekend. I saw the book at […]

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One Bullet Away: the Making of a Marine Officer, By Nathaniel C. Fick

Note: I’m reprinting this entry from September 14, 2006, which was originally published on another blog.
As memoirs go, you have to take in all the written details with a grain of salt. The perceptions of the author aren’t always shared by others who witnessed the same event or shared the same ordeal in the same […]

Evolution of a Song::Electrification

Learning to play an electric guitar is not exactly easy, especially when one has never played an electric guitar before. The difference is akin to driving a manual versus an automatic shifting vehicle. The principles of driving are still the same, only one is different that the other. Thankfully, ‘62 (the name […]

Evolution of a Song::Adding Blue

For those of you who don’t know, a friend of mine from College named my guitar the Blue Ox (I just call her Blue). I think he was trying to do a British accent and call it the Blue Ax, but butchered the accent and made it sound like Ox.
Anyway, Blue is my main girl. […]

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Evolution of a Song::Breaking Monotony

There is definately something here but it needs more.  It needs distinction.  It needs something to break the monotony and give listeners a little more for their money. It needs…something. 
So I was sitting with my guitar, messing around and listening to the song as it stood and just happened to play two chords that caught my attention.  Those two chords turned […]

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Superman Returns

Heck yeah he did!
After five years of “retirement” Superman returns to pretty much the same world he left. Chaos ensues and blah, blah, blah, Superman!
Not much more can be said by this author without revealing major character arcs and plot lines.  I will say that all CG was very well done.  They did the job that should have […]

Holiday World

Jeremy and I took our 7 year old son, James, to Holiday World this last Saturday. It was our first time going there. It is located in Santa Claus, IN. The park is a bit smaller than the commercial amusement parks as it is locally owned by the family who started it […]

Weekend Playlist::Reflective

Here are ten songs that are worth listening to:
Doubting Thomas::Nickel Creek
Last Day::Steven Curtis Chapman
The Biggest Part of Me::Chicago
Atmoshpere::TobyMac
Tension is a Passing Note:6pence NTR
In The End::Linkin Park
This Year’s Love::David Gray
Prone to Wander::Chris Rice
All is Well::Brent Bourgeois
Rythym of Grace::Wayne Kirkpatrick

Review - Carlos O’ Kelly’s

Don’t let the name confuse you. This restaurant is very definitely a mexican restaraunt. I’m not sure where the Irish flair in the name comes from. My wife and I always have to find a good Mexican restaraunt wherever we live. It’s one of the ethnic foods that we can both enthusiastically agree on. In […]

X3: The Last Stand

Spoilers Ahead!
Things I liked:
1) There is plenty of action, and most of it isn’t corny. Well, there is plenty of action. ;)
2) Wolverine (I’m not ashamed to admit he’s my favorite character), doesn’t dissappoint with his reactions in the danger room. The bit where he gets thrown by Collossus is great.
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