My sister informed me this morning that tonight is going to be a total lunar eclipse. The partial eclipse will begin around 8:45pm and end shortly after midnight. The total eclipse will begin around 10pm and end just before 11pm (Note: this is for EST zone).
I usually leave the scientific stuff to one [...]
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We return once again to the prayer of Jonah. In the meta of the last post, organicgladiator commented on how uncomfortable it would have been for Jonah while inside the great fish. Add to his foreboding environs the fact that he just narrowly escaped a near death experience, and we are amazed that [...]
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Last time we began with an introduction to Jonah’s prayer. Now lets get down to business. Let me remind you of the setting a moment. Jonah was cast over the side of a boat into a raging sea. Often we imagine that Jonah was tossed over the side of the boat [...]
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Jonah is one of the more common Bible Stories that is told in Children’s Sunday School classes all across the country. From a very early age, I can remember hearing the story and singing the Patch the Pirate song to go with it. To many Jonah is known as the “Disobedient Prophet.” [...]
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On Sunday after church, Karen and I were preparing a yummy lunch of curry. I reached into the fridge to pull out a couple of carrots; and, much to my surprise, I pulled out the mutant carrot . . .
The carrot was alive! It has two carrot ‘appendages’ or whatever they’re called. It was seen [...]
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