The Town of Odyssey

LizzieG wrote:If I had the time, that would be a tempting idea, especially considering my dozens of pages of episode notes. Maybe someday.

If most of the "work" is done already, all you'd have to do is roll it out.

The Steadfast Love of the Lord

I was just pasting titles of worship songs to my classmate, as we have a praise and worship and prayer event Friday at my (public) school.

Ahh, this was the first Roger game I missed and he loses! Oh well, haha. Roger had a fantastic run and I am looking forward to seeing him in a future Tournament of Champions. Now, tonight I need to tune in tonight to see how the giant killer does.

The only letter that doesn't occur on the periodic table is J. I learned this last year; it is a good trivia tidbit! Perhaps part of the reason is that there is on "j" in Latin since "i" and "j" are equivalent. (The inscription on the cross in Latin was Iesus Nazarenus...

I posted from the Philippines when I was on a mission trip several years ago.

Yeah! I'm really enjoying Roger's run, especially the aggressive wagers. This is quality entertainment, folks.

Final Jeopardy clue for Thursday, September 16, 2010:

Meaning "rapidly" this term originated in England, referring to the speed with which the mail was delivered
Clever clue!

Yeah! Mayor for a Day! That was the life.

Irwin, I emailed the news to my dad and included a J! Archive link too.

Tonight on J!, a guy passed Ken Jennings' 1-day winnings record ($75,000) by getting $77,000 on his SECOND EPISODE. I highly recommend watching. He is Jennings-esque, great in buzzer & knowledge, and he wagers more aggressively. http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/09/14/entertainment/main6866865...

I entered!

Excellent contest. I like how anyone could enter, but that you could increase your chances of winning by getting familiar with AIO Wiki features. Novel!

Excellent blog, Bennett!

And I don't say that lightly. I have long appreciated your well-balanced, mature, yet brutally honest thoughts.

A new book series? Cool! I loved the original series with Mark and Patti as well as Passages. The one Kidsboro book I read was good too. Paul McCusker writes well (and I suspect Marianne Hering does too), so the new series should be good quality.

Great interview! Biblical and concise-- I like it!

I had fun taking this quiz. It calculates your "age" taking your health, habits, relationships, diet, and fitness into account. http://www.realage.com/ I'm 17.6-- still a minor! 8-) Warning: Could be considered lengthy and you get your results through email. EDIT: Thanks for the "matu...

While at the California former prison island Alcatraz last week, Jolene Babyak, an author and associate warden's daughter, was signing books, and we got one. I just finished Breaking the Rock , her story of how several prisoners broke out of the maximum security prison. Though sometimes wrought wit...

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While at the California former prison island Alcatraz last week, Jolene Babyak, an author and associate warden's daughter, was signing books, and we got one. I just finished Breaking the Rock , her story of how several prisoners broke out of the maximum security prison. Though sometimes wrought with...

Beautiful work, Sherlock! #4 is the first one that caught my eye; I love the dark and light clouds as well as the snaking road on the vibrant green grass. What a breathtaking ride that must have been.

Although I like Eugene's interactions with the magi in The Star, I much prefer Back To Bethlehem. In fact, BTB is one of my all time faves. Connie's interactions with Judah the Zealot are amusing. I also love how the show moves Eugene along spiritually, especially with the "You are speaking wit...