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Archive for March, 2006
« Previous EntriesMessiah!
Friday, March 31st, 2006Tonight I went to UBC’s presentation of George Handel’s Messiah with some friends from Regent. Both the University Singers and the UBC Choral Union performed wonderfully! I had never heard the full oratorio so this was quite a treat. I would not like to hear it professionally with a full orchestra. […]
Birth Control is for Wimps?
Tuesday, March 28th, 2006I was reading Andrea’s blog the other day and she pointed to a Christian fundie blog that had her, and now myself, perplexed. Now, I am pretty conservative in numerous ways theologically, but many fundamentalist views I just cannot understand. (As an example, this blog had a discussion on whether or not women […]
Pale Pacific at the Crocodile
Monday, March 27th, 2006The Pale Pacific played last night at The Crocodile Cafe and put on a freaking amazing show! The four guys play really well together and have a great stage presence. The music was dynamic and powerful. Everything you could want in a good show!
Pics (clickable for larger versions) are below. Some turned […]
Preaching Psalm 124
Friday, March 24th, 2006Busy week over! One of the things that kept me busy was preparing a sermon on Psalm 124 (one of the songs of the ascent) that I preached in Darrell Johnson’s Preaching and Worship class. (I also preached on Philippians 1:12-20)I was honestly not sure how it would turn out but the feedback […]
A Western Graduation
Tuesday, March 21st, 2006My sister Erin graduated from Western Washington University this past weekend! It was a fun weekend to hang out with some family and enjoy this great day for Erin. Now she actually has to find a job and enter the “real world” (whatever that means…). Pictures are below. There are a […]
Space Saturday XVII
Sunday, March 19th, 2006Once again, Space Saturday comes a day late. My sister’s graduation is a pretty good excuse I think! Today’s Space Saturday brings to you M45: The Pleiades.
Credit: Chuck’s Astrophotography (source)
The Pleides, or Seven Sisters (also called Subaru in Japan - ever notice the car logo?), is an open star cluster in the constellation […]