... . Good thing I don't have any money to go see a movie. Good Reading I just finished Dan Brown's new book The Lost ... Vinci Code set in Washington D.C.. Maybe, but Da Vinci Code was a good story and I liked the history. I bought it Friday, and finished it ... . I'll report back at completion of this one. Anything else I should be reading now? Noon Update: I walked into the Living Room this ...

... Valley High. The Diary of Anne Frank, which would lead to reading many books about the Holocaust. The Lost Boy books by ... distasteful language. More recently it has been The Book of Mormon (although I have been reading that book for a long time) and The Infinite Atonement. ... passed down from some incredible professors in the communications department at the U of U: To be a good writer, one must read ...

I'm currently reading  Not every mystic represented here is a saint -- you have Madame Guyon and Teilhard de Chardin rubbing elbows with Gregory of Nyssa and Bernard of ... the soul, as Augustine says, to be "poured out above itself." Epiphany and Amicus have been reading Helier and Crispina have been reading Highly,  highly recommended! We also love and and and and ...

There's a really good article in the New York Times about M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. I've been reading Dr. Grumpy in the House for a few months now and while I enjoy it all (maybe it's because I worked in a hospital, maybe it's just because he's pretty funny) I recommend two articles Your Insurance Premiums at Work and Annie ...

... 39;re looking for a new blog to read check out The Pioneer Woman. She writes about cooking, photography, homeschooling and more. This city-turned-country gal is really entertaining. This is definitely a good site to add to your RSS newsreader. It is updated frequently with beautiful pictures and step-by-step cooking instructions. If you're a visual learner this is extremely helpful. Ree's ...

From the Economist, “How people make up good reasons for bad behaviour” Yups, they are right. People will do what they want to do, and then find reasons to support it. I love the last paragraph, “ The implications of self-deception go beyond hiring. Mr Norton and Ms Chance have found elsewhere that people will actually forget having