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December 2020

December 05, 2020

Child Care: A Simple Thing Every Christian School and College Should Strive to Do

We need every different voice: men, women, the older, younger, all the family. If we isolate...

December 04, 2020

Class with Tea

Make beauty where you can, spending if you must, but be warned of those who...

December 03, 2020

The Nativity is Coming (Guest Voice: Bishop Thomas)

Bishop Thomas, a friend of our School and College, sends greetings as we approach the...

December 02, 2020

In Miniature

The very smallness is what is fascinating. Miniature London is well underway in our house....

December 01, 2020

Let Go, See the Goodness of the New that is Coming

When I was a baby, on my first Christmas, my family had a very simple...

November 2020

November 30, 2020

Red Letter Day at the Bailey Building and Loan

If I have a bad day, I call my dad and say: “It is another...

November 29, 2020

Jollification, First Year, Thirty-Fifth Year

We got out our first Christmas ornament last night from thirty-five years ago as we...

November 28, 2020

A Christmas Tree with Masks

Many of our Christmas pictures this COVID year will have masks over beloved faces. Our...

November 27, 2020

Advent Rigor: Joy Against the World

Christmas is coming, but Advent is here. The College and the School at Saint Constantine...

November 26, 2020

Rest with Nessie this Thanksgiving Day

The wonder puppy-almost-a-dog Nessie rests when she is tired. As she spends much of the...

November 25, 2020

Prayers for our Leaders

Social media reminded me that four years ago last week, I began to pray for...

November 24, 2020

Looking at Lemons with Nessie

Small wonders fill us with thanksgiving: this is the lesson of young Nessie. We are...

November 23, 2020

Peace and Humility are the Defaults: No Hate (The Theotokos Weighs In)

Christians must always give peace a chance. We side with the poor, the broken, the...

November 22, 2020

A Movie for Just Now: Day of the Siege

I started a film program, but I am not a professional critic. However, as a...

November 21, 2020

That is a basket of summer fruit. . .

Thus hath the Lord GOD shewed unto me: and behold a basket of summer fruit....

November 20, 2020

Thicker than Zoom: Thankful for 3D.

You cannot get hit with a plastic sword on Zoom. This is not a cause...

November 19, 2020

The Myth Must Hold

We need a story that will save us, because logic and facts apart from a narrative...

November 18, 2020

Next Christmas in Constantinople? No. This Christmas in Constantinople.

Do not be afraid. History is not ending. Victory is sure: in the sign of...

November 18, 2020

The Very Air is Thick at Thanksgiving

The world is so good, because nothing good is lost. When I walk into work,...

November 16, 2020

Until We Are Unmasked

My airline kept the middle seat free. That was most wonderful. This is not about...

November 15, 2020

The Genius of Charlton Griffin: Audiobook Teacher

The voice of Charlton Griffin is the voice of Sherlock Holmes. If you wish to...

November 15, 2020

Warning! Drug Use! Violence! Foul Language! Sexuality! (A Post with a WARNING)

You never know a person, even if you have been married almost thirty-five years. She...

November 13, 2020

Four Signs Something You Wish Was True Probably Is Not

Everyday, several times a day, emails claiming that someone wishes to give me money end...

November 12, 2020

Wait, even Just a Minute

The timeshare salesman made a good bit of sense. We were also on vacation and...

November 11, 2020

Liturgy Bread: Homely Work

Freshly baked bread smell fills our house. Hope is baking the bread for the liturgy...

November 10, 2020

End All This!

We were driving through Houston the other day and got stopped at the corner. There...

November 09, 2020

The Haunted House

The house sat in the parking lot, somehow still standing, in the domain of the...

November 08, 2020

The Ticket: Full Stop on Pompous Assery

A temptation of graduate school is what my mother once described as "Pompous Assery" ....

November 07, 2020

The Pompous Political Speech (With a Nod to Menexenus)

Politicians, like preachers, can make pompous speeches. Academics, God forgive me, have been known to...

November 06, 2020

Everything Sad is Untrue (A True Story) Guest Voice: Rachel Motte

“Memories are always partly untrue,” writes Daniel Nayeri. “A patchwork story is the shame of...