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Daily Archives: 5 October 2009
WHSP
The president and first lady host a star party at the White House Wednesday night. Given a choice, what do you suppose the warm drink of choice will be: coffee or tea?
Weddings and Funerals and Joy and Such
Many if not most clergy of the present and previous generation have strong opinions on the relative merits of weddings and funerals. First, let’s assume that family dynamics–easy to difficult, serene to troubled–are present at both. My analysis is that once you … Continue reading
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