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Just spent an hour on youtube obsessing over papillons. -
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"Liberation theology is a Christian theology in which the salvation brought by Jesus Christ is understood in terms of a liberation from unjust political, economic, or social conditions. Infuenced by Marxist social theory, its theologians consider "structural sin" to be a root cause of poverty and oppression, and consider the primary responsibility ( Read more... ) -
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1.) A Stronger Kinship: One Town's Extraordinary Story of Hope and Faith, by Anna-Lisa Cox -
Books Read in 2009
One star (*) books are books that I enjoyed and would recommend to some people. Three star (***) books are books that affected the way I view our world or the art of story-telling fundamentally, those that had a deep and lasting affect on my life and which I would make everyone else read if I had my way ( Read more... ) -
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I finally got the inks back on my commission. It's far different from what I expected, but hugely awesome. -
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Lol, the artist that I commissioned to a huge piece over two months ago, but who never made it past the concept art after I'd sent her the first half of the payment must have realized that the cat game is releasing a new species in a few days, because she's in a hurry all of a sudden. She just sent me an email promising the line work by tomorrow ( Read more... ) -
Christmas Books.
My parents are awesome, so I got a big huge gift card for Books-A-Million for Christmas ( Read more... ) -
Books Read List Update.
106.) Lone Wolf and Cub, Volume 1: The Assassin's Road, by Kazuo Koike.
107.) Lone Wolf and Cub, Volume 2: The Gateless Barrier, by Kazuo Koike.
108.) Illegal Citizens: Queer Lives in the Muslim World, by Afdhere Jama. -
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Les Mis is always going to be my favorite musical, but I think if I had to sit through the entire thing live I'd kill myself. Anyway, I got tickets for Wicked, so that ought to be amazing. -
Books Read List Update.
103.) The Lucifer Principle: A Scientific Expedition into the Forces of History, by Howard Bloom.
104.) The Seventeen Traditions, by Ralph Nader.
105.) If Ignorance Is Bliss, Why Aren't There More Happy People?: Smart Quotes for Dumb Times, by John Lloyd and John Mitchinson.