servants

The tug-o-war between the people's servants and the people's right to know continues in Giles County.

A Giles County blogger said Wednesday his First Amendment rights are being squelched by a policy that bars unapproved cameras from school board meetings.

I don’t know how Sophie, Kat, Shannon, Melanie and Ree do it.  I really don’t.  How does a mother - sans servants - have time to blog?

Bubba Ingram at church tonight (or rather last night) focused on the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. [Or as I would try to spell it: Shadrack and Meshack]. I’m helping lead a small group tomorrow night, and decided to pick the same verses. Here are some of the key Bible passages we discussed:

Digging into the archives again. I wrote this over five years ago when I was at Wheaton College. It’s a parable…

People experiencing homelessness is a global matter and pardon me for saying this, but it sure seems to indicate that humankind has evolved little if we cannot ensure that this most primitive and basic need - shelter - is not met for every human being on the planet.

Via Kleinheider's Post Politics, we learn that the Attorney General has rendered an opinion (pdf) which says that Sen.

State Senator Doug Jackson, of Colbert fame, has a bill which would allow homeowners to remove racist, dated provisions from their deeds:

This passage tells us those who borrow are servants to those who lend. Millions of Americans have borrowed far beyond their means due primarily to their own selfish wants. As a result, and rightfully so, the Piper wants his change. No one should be surprised at this.

Folks who are still voting for Fred Thompson or looking to write his name in now have a hub:

I just finished watching disc 6 of a 7-disc anime series, Chobits.