Do kids still grow seeds in cups to see the mystery of new life (and early death)? Some valuable lessons there.
Which made me thought about a project I saw at MAKE Magazine and the MAKE: Blog about making one’s own biosphere in a jar.
If you’ve gotten high-concept, high-priced catalogs, you’ve seen ads for these sealed […]
There was a Interfaith worship service at Yearly Kos, the conference associate with mega-political-blog Daily Kos. The readings included a portion from Universalist minister Olympia Brown, but I mention it because (1) the whole thing might be found in any number of Unitarian Universalist churches and (2) the liturgy is online. Pictures, too. (I love […]
This is for the Unitarian Universalist Christians out there, especially those in groups. Mama G (Mom to the Left) asked the question and I would like us to answer it.
Alas, I’m not terribly much help since I try to find Christians of some closely related habits to fellowship with. But surely there’s a critical mass […]
Not the hymn, which I think will be with us in some form — recovered or new — for a very long time, but the compiled and printed hymnal that I both love and which often fails to impress me. And sometimes fails congregations.
Hymnals are frozen in time. Because they are expensive to produce and […]
When I lose excess weight successfully, it isn’t because I found a must-do diet or skinny-sinful recipes. It’s because I have a more conscious understanding about how I relate to food.
It’s OK to be a little hungry sometimes. I’m safe. I’m not going to starve. (Millions of others should be so [...]
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