Guess I'm becoming the video guy. Found this today on Glumbert.com and thought it was very funny. Of course, I tend to like this sort of British humor ...

[glumbert childfear]

This was fun to watch, one day after "i-day" ...

I especially liked the "disco ball feature (disabled for Southern Baptists)"

Well, Wendy and I are back from our beach vacation on High Island. We had a good time - we did almost nothing! ;) Our typical routine was to wake up, watch the gulls and pelicans from our porch, eat some breakfast, sit on the beach for a while, snooze in the afternoon, and then watch the beach some more in the evening, including fireworks shows put on by several of our neighbors. It was very nice and relaxing. There was a lot of seaweed on the beach, but we were there more for the view than for actual swimming, so it was OK.

OK. I'm playing around with a new toy for my web pages. Right now, it's only on my Xanga site (and this post, of course), until I figure out a good way to fit it into my main site. And I may just delete it all together if it doesn't get any use.

Ken Silva Radio Interview at Christian Research Net

I had to laugh out loud at this one. For those unfamiliar with him, Ken Silva is a rabid opponent of emergent anything. I normally just ignore it when a post about him shows up in my technorati search. But this was just too funny.

Those involved in an Emergent church are especially encouraged to call so we can help you escape and warn others.

For those of you who are in the cast of Titanic ...

Given that tomorrow's rehearsal is not especially "local," I was wondering if anyone would be interested in sharing vehicle space. No sense all of us dragging our cars all the way there if we don't need to.

We'll just have to hope that the carpool doesn't suffer the same fate as the ship. ;)  Of course, there aren't many icebergs on Houston roads in June ...

This is a bit embarrassing, but it appears that, for those people who use BlogWatcher as their RSS reader, my own blog posts weren't showing up. :( . I wouldn't have known even now, except that Wendy mentioned seeing things in Xanga that weren't showing up in BW.

I believe it's resolved now.

The people at Ars Technica recently took a trip to the newly opened Creation Museum in Kentucky (including pictures

I don't think it was very effective, but it could have been much worse.