Krazy Celtic's Hideout

Belonging
My older sister's blog

Blibby's Blog
My little sister's blog

Gixxer For Christ
My brother's blog

Grantian Florilegium
Dr. Grant: literary, bibliophile, wordsmithy, and professor

Blog and Mablog
Pastor and professor in Moscow, Idaho

A Proverb A Day
Short daily expositions and applications of a Proverb

The Evantine Abbey
My former landlord, self-proclaimed futilitarian

Roots by the River
The elder Wilson, providing practical encouragement to Christian living

Christus Rex
He's masculine during the week and feminine on Sundays

Trozzort's Tales
Got married, cut travel time to church by 75%

Blog of Nash
The Nashes like football and their kids

Joy in the Journey
Has cute kids.

Pointyshoes87
Those funny stories aren't made up

Filled With Truth
Adventures and thoughts of a Christian country girl

Danger Blog
Seeing the glory of God in the ordinary

Sacra Doctrina
Theology and family of Joel Garver

A Minor
Community-oriented blogger

This Classical Life
Young family living the classical life

A Cup of Rich
Fellow Celto-phile

Sir Jake
He's happily taken

Unriven
The writer, student, and Chicago style pizza lover

Gulf Coastal
Beside the sea

The High Post
Clever Christian chaps, triumvirate of family men

Wittenberg Hall
Discussing Christianity and beer

Weighing Glory
Somewhere chasing his hat

Down To A Sunless Sea
When Florida and Minnesota collide

Crash Into Me
No problems with authority

11:16PM | Leaving February For March

ith most professional sports, preseason means boredom, with the only excitement being that preseason signifies that the beginning of the meaningful season is imminent. Baseball is different. Because of the number of positions on the team, and the vast number of minor leaguers and journeymen trying to win a roster spot with the big club, there are always interesting storylines to spring, and a great chance to see top young prospects who will one day be the future of the team. Spring training began last week for most teams as catchers and pitchers trickled into camp, and now training camps are in full swing, with preseason games set to begin on March 1st. This also means that my favorite time of year is approaching: the fantasy baseball draft.

March looks like it will be a busy month, with the fantasy baseball draft, hopefully a little travelling, a wedding, people coming in from out of town, and work events outside of the office.

The only book that I have read all the way through so far this month has been G.K. Chesterton's The Man Who Was Thursday. Once again, Chesterton did not disappoint. Though the book was a little predictable, especially the end as it fits in with his usual themes, Chesterton still crafted it in beautiful words to make what was predictable unique and spectacular.

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8:45PM | Blind Kung Fu Master

his five minute video on YouTube is very funny: it's a MadTV spoof from this past weekend of sci-fi (Star Trek) and kung fu, the latest in Bobby Lee's Blind Kung Fu Master series (all of which can be found on YouTube by searching for "blind kung fu master".

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10:40PM | Defining Dictionary Site

aving been a long user of Dictionary.com, I have now found TheFreeDictionary.com to be better. Primarily better as in more entertaining. Combining many resources into one with an interface that resembles Wikipedia, TheFreeDictionary.com hits you with a wealth of information. The fun I alluded to comes in the form of hangman and an addictive spelling challenge.

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