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The Christian Humanist Podcast- Episode 67.2: Good News for Anxious Christians
- Episode 67.1: The Office of Assertion
- Episode 67.03: The Best Music of 2011
- Episode 67.02: St. Nicholas at Nicea
- Episode 67.01: Singing Faith
- Episode 67: A Christmas Carol
- Episode 66: Desert Island Books
- Episode 65: Academic Conferences
- Episode 64: Environmentalism
- Episode 63.11: Technical Difficulties
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Category Archives: Family
Family Pictures
We got family portraits done last week and bought the expensive package, so we got the CD with the photos. Here they are! Portraits
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Derek Kaser to the Rescue
Many thanks to my nephew Derek Kaser, who rode to the rescue of this blog when I’d waded in over my head in matters of database versions. 24 hours ago I managed to shut myself out of editing this blog. … Continue reading
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Ship two out, pick one up
I joke, of course.? Ollie and Sue returned to West Virginia yesterday after providing wonderful help for Mary and Micah and Miriam and me for well over two weeks, and already this morning I could tell how much they had … Continue reading
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Miriam Update
Things are going well at home. ?Miriam is already on a newborn’s eating-and-pooping schedule, and Mary and I are, so far, keeping up nicely. On the work front, I’m a week behind (as is to be expected), so I don’t … Continue reading
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At the Hospital
In case you haven’t gotten the word yet, Mary was admitted to the labor and delivery wing of the hospital at 7:00 last night.? We’re having us a baby.
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No Baby Yet, Not Much Material Today
Well, it’s been eleven days now since doctors put us on “any day now” notice, but that’s just not binding on a little girl, I suppose. ?No baby yet. I’m also approaching the halfway point of Richard Dawkins’s book The … Continue reading
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Grandma Gilmour
I know it’s not great poetry, but I miss you, Grandma. Because I knew when Death would stop My eyes refused to see Now days can pass without a thought But with no warning, misery Will sweep into a crowded … Continue reading
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Back to the Office, Back to Rest
August is the cruelest… no, I won’t start that way. I always dread a little bit coming back to the office after a long summer. ?Coming around the next corner, always, will be the colleague who is ready to tell … Continue reading
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Off to Hot-lanta
I’ll admit that this is my kind of vacation, the kind that only takes an hour and a half to return from.? We depart tomorrow morning, stopping along the way to take care of some paperwork in Dacula, and we’re … Continue reading
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Another Technical Triumph, Gilmour-Size
I try never to call myself technically savvy, computer-literate, or other such things–the moment I do, somebody’s going to ask me to install, update, or fix something that’s beyond my scope.? Nonetheless, I do take some joy in those moments … Continue reading
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Boys’ Month
Well, it’s actually just two weeks.? Mary got on a plane last night to go help with her parents Ollie and Sue, who were in a car wreck a couple weeks ago.? Micah’s going to stay in school a couple … Continue reading
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Pounding ‘em Out
Two sophomore lit papers left.? Then 33 sophomore response papers from last Tuesday.? Then 22 freshman portfolios.? Then 33 sophomore lit papers.? Then 22 more freshman portfolios.? Then 35 sophomore final exams.? Then dissertation chapters.? Then a new job.? Then … Continue reading
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Easter, Eggs and Scripture
Here’s a double-whammy Micah post for you. The first part is a brief clip from Athens Christian Church’s Easter service. The second is a gallery of Micah’s many Easter egg hunts and some more pics from Easter Sunday. Enjoy! And … Continue reading
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Where Did Spring Break Go?
I know full well, of course.? Adulthood swallowed half of it, and teaching ate the other half.? The first day of spring break I spent working my second job and driving Mary and Micah around (since we were down to … Continue reading
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Valentine’s Day
I remember what I did every year in high school on February 14–out came the black T-shirt (not that I was averse to the black T-shirt during the rest of the year), and whether I had a girlfriend or not … Continue reading
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The Gilmour Bedroom, Before and After
So here’s a photo album that shows the bedroom devoid of furniture and then with the new items… and lightsabers. Happy Birthday, Mary! Bedroom Furniture
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Furniture Approaches
Look for pictures soon–for Mary’s birthday (it’s a big ol’ birthday, let me tell you), we’re getting new bedroom furniture.? She found a good deal in the Sunday circulars on a set she particularly liked, we checked all over town … Continue reading
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Christmas 2008 pics, part 2
Here are the next set of pictures. ?Enjoy! Christmas 2008 Trip Indiana Segment
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Christmas 2008 Pics, part 1
And now… the much-awaited Christmas 2008 galleries! Today I’ll post West Virginia; tomorrow, Indiana. Christmas 2008 Trip West Virginia Segment
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Off to the Museum
No time to write this morning.? We’re headed off to the Interactive Neighborhood for Kids, Micah’s children’s museum here in Georgia.? Since it’s so rare for all three of us to have a day off on the same day, I … Continue reading
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