Virginia

Canceling church

December 26, 2009

Northern Virginia is a cowardly area when it comes to snow – schools have closed on the mere forecast of snow (including once when it ended up not snowing at all), and many churches cancel services if it snows. Last weekend, it seemed an awful lot of churches canceled Sunday services, but we don’t cancel [...]

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Snow!

December 5, 2009

It’s not much, but it makes me sooooo happy!

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Its tyme 2 lern Engrish

August 17, 2009

Anthony T. Lane School is just a few miles from my home in Fairfax County, Virginia. It’s a school for lower grade levels, the kind of school that used to be called a “grammar school.” After seeing this sign up for more than a week, it might be a good idea for the administrators to [...]

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The Thugs of Arlington

August 8, 2009

Finally, a video revealing the mean, mean streets of Arlington: [youtube]4T1RMuoQnKo[/youtube] Source: DC Republican

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His blood's for you?

February 7, 2009

I love the Crummy Church Signs blog, but for some reason this submission of mine didn’t make the cut. (For you locals, this church is on Franconia Road near Van Dorn St., almost across the street from sister congregation St. John’s Lutheran Church.) Besides the obvious blasphemy (and the image I have in my mind [...]

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Gerry Connolly's no-good, horrible, really bad joke

January 24, 2009

Gerry Connolly was the chairman of Fairfax County’s Board of Supervisors. Under his leadership, taxes have soared and the county is in deep trouble financially, with a projected $400,000,000 deficit in the new fiscal year. For this, the wise voters of nothern Virginia elected him to congress. There will be a special election on Tuesday, [...]

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Guest Post: An aggrieved voter speaks her mind

November 4, 2008

The following guest post is by my wife, Kassie, who is almost never angry enough to confront someone or work out her frustrations with words. “Like water off a duck’s back,” she often says. Not this time! I’m angry. It turns out I had a choice to vote by paper ballot or electronically. I would [...]

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Gravestones that confess

August 5, 2008

It’s important to me that my tombstone confesses Christ and particularly the hope of the resurrection. When visiting Montpelier last weekend, we went to the Madison family graveyard to see the stones of President James and Dolley. After seeing them, I turned and saw this on another grave marker:   It’s not at all what [...]

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Back from vacation

August 4, 2008

Kassie and I celebrated our twelfth anniversary this weekend, staying in a cabin in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley near the Blue Ridge Mountains. Here is the wonderfully serene view we had from the porch:

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O! say can you see…

August 4, 2008

… confusion of the two kingdoms? Taken this afternoon in Luray, VA.

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