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Warmer weather for a couple of days so I took the chance to get a longer run in. Monday I ran 10 miles, yesterday I didn't feel like running (more specifically my calf muscles didn't feel like running) but it was warm again so I went for a gentle run. It's a struggle to keep my speed down but I...

I think the recent fiascos with the Covid vaccine has done immeasurable damage to the reputation of vaccines overall. The endless blatherings based on nothing, the imposition of vaccine requirements even before the vaccine was fully approved, and the ongoing questions about side effects coupled...

If I'm expecting to drive anywhere the cell service is minimal at this time of year I want a decent amount of fuel in the tank, just in case. Other times I don't worry until I'm low. I don't like being concerned I don't have enough gas to get the couple of miles to my preferred gas station, but...

Is Walmart specifically "Christian friendly" or do they just offer stuff that caters to anyone and everyone? I get that's probably more friendly than some stores that offer stuff catering to every single imaginable religion except Christianity, I'm just not sure it counts as "Christian friendly"...

Getting outside in the fresh air, and still being able to walk and run in the fresh air.

Only when I can't find what I need anywhere else. As a rule I try and avoid shopping at Walmart and Amazon. Sure, they're convenient but they suck money out of communities.

Curiously, I usually took the opposite view. I flew between Europe and the US a number of times in years gone by, and if a flight was available on 9/11 I'd take it. The price was lower because there was much less demand, so I paid less for a plane that had plenty of empty seats in it.

Do they fly commercially any more? I thought since Concorde was taken out of service the only way to improve the speed of a commercial flight was to charter some kind of private aircraft. That involves some big numbers.

A problem I had was that my windows were cool, literally. The guy who fitted them didn't bother to seal around them so I had nice new double-glazed, argon-filled windows but the cold wind just blew around them. When I figured what he'd done I used a tube of sealant and solved the problem myself...

OK, so the question is whether denying that Paul was divinely inspired necessarily means denying that what Paul wrote was wholly, or even partly, true.