It has been a long time (4 months and 11 days to be exact) since Top Ten Tuesday went on an extended hiatus due to Seesalt and the birth of one Jim Cox. Now that we have dug ourselves out from under the summer and getting back to what passes for normal, we’re starting things [...]
This weekend is the 2010 NFL Draft, which has a lot of football-starved people excited. ESPN has pulled Mel Kiper out of storage (when not analyzing draft projections, he goes into sleep mode like a computer) and he’s been pontificating on who is going to get picked when. So I figured I would join in [...]
The Amalgamblog has been a bit quiet this past week because we’ve been hard at work on various projects for Seesalt. Our theme this summer is The Big Picture 3D theme and while we are writing new dramas, Bible studies, planning new fellowships, etc. this is not the first time we’ve tackled film; the original [...]
Yesterday was baseball’s Opening Day. For the first time ever, my family (minus my very pregnant wife) headed to Atlanta to see the Braves take on the Cubs. We sat in the next to last row of the stadium and watched Atlanta cruise to a 16-5 victory and we got to see highly-touted rookie Jason [...]
March 30 is National Doctors’ Day. The first Doc Day was observed in 1933 in Winder, GA. We got a National Doc Day in 1990 when President George H.W. Bush signed S.J. RES. #366 (drop that one into conversation to impress your friends sometime). So in honor of the 20th anniversary of National Doctors’ Day, [...]
On tonight’s episode of Lost we’re supposed to learn about the ageless Richard Alpert, that mysterious man of the island. Richard has been around for several centuries (it’s a long story…one we’ll hopefully learn more about tonight). So in honor of Ricardo, today’s Top Ten Tuesday is going to cover some really random, really old [...]
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