Monthly Archives: January 2003

It appears that Jeff Culbreath ain’t giving up, and Michelle takes exception to his post. The link is on her blog. I, too, have stated that I do not know that I would be Catholic today if it … Continue reading →

With quotes around the Vatican II in the title for a reason. I was led to look at Jeff Miller’s early archive to find this gem. Well, so much for the light blogging. I think I’ve now blogged and … Continue reading →

I thought that I had seen the ultimate in lawsuits when the guy sued fast food restaurants because he was fat. Now, Tom Abbott found this story about a guy whose had his name legally changed to Jack Ass who … Continue reading →

I got a fundraising letter from my alma mater (University of Mississippi aka Ole Miss) a few weeks ago. It was addressed to “Mr. C. David Ancell” Now, I’m not all caught up in being called Dr. Ancell. In fact, … Continue reading →

Here I am at my parents house in the little town of Sikeston, Missouri. I noticed on the sign today that the population has decreased to 16.992 people. When I lived here, it was about 17,500 people. Tomorrow I will … Continue reading →

I’ve sure enjoyed having more time to blog because I have been off from work. However, now I must go off to my hometown for a wedding. I am going to be the lector. So, it will probably be light … Continue reading →

Every since Jeff Miller started leaving comments on his blog, I’ve been an avid reader of his. This is a good example of what he finds. I can think of no other reason for ticketing someone for leaving his lights … Continue reading →

I may have started (or perpetuated) a war. Take a look at this post. The comments will appear below when you follow this link. I’ve never had an entry get five comments on it before. Michelle and Jeff Culbreath are … Continue reading →

The NY Times has a good opinion article about drug commercials. As a pharmacist, I do have a bit of a problem with direct-to-consumer marketing of medications. Taking medication as though it were a fashion accessory is a bad, bad … Continue reading →

I just had another thought: Is it a sin to use OCP materials in your liturgy? Now, granted, I’m not talking about playing music published by OCP in your home. I have a few of their CDs myself, … Continue reading →