reading, hanging out with my best friend, wallowing in the comedic insanity of my family, staring in awe at self-sacrificial love, synthesizing disparate ideas, taking long walks
Yeah, I like music...I like oxygen, too. And water. Water’s good. Music is my time machine. Particulars include The All-Saved Freak Band, the innocence mission, John Mark McMillan, the Restoration Project, (early)John Michael Talbot, Aaron Strumpel, Keith Green, Honeytree, Fernando Ortega, Sheree Plett, Regina Spektor, The Waverly Consort, Glenn Gould, Trace Bundy, Peter Paul and Mary, Natalie MacMaster, Newcomers Home, Januar, Hem, Songs of Water, The Bulgarian State Radio and TV Women’s Choir, pretty much anything written by: Aaron Copeland, Bach, Michael Praetorius, Vivaldi (esp. his concierto in D major, esp. esp. the second movement — yikes!), Beethoven; pretty much all hymnody
I haven’t been inside a movie theater since 1985. The last movie I saw in one was The Color Purple. Movies I’ve seen since on video/dvd: Becket, the Incredibles, the Lord of the Rings movies, Remember the Titans, Fantasia 2000. I also have to add Jesus of Nazareth, even though technically it’s a mini-series, but when it’s on VHS what difference does it make?
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The Last Western, Masks of Satan: The Demonic in History, Peace, Prosperity, and the Coming Holocaust; 1984, Animal Farm, Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger, Physicist and Christian: a Dialogue between the Communities, History of the Church (by Eusebius of Cesarea), Independent Birth of Organisms, Lincoln: Speeches and Writings; Dark Night of the Soul, Practice of the Presence of God, Imitation of Christ, Crisis of the House Divided, the Real Jesus, The State of the Art (by Charles Hockett), Comparative Grammar of Greek and Latin (by Andrew Sihler) and pretty much anything else in historical linguistics, the Encyclopedia Britannica