Nice! What store; haven’t heard about this one yet!

The titles have been the norm for centuries. But the revival of collars among us American pastors (after a couple generations of it being pretty rare except among Episcopal and Catholic priests) is relatively recent.

This is my go-to post for nights when someone in my church (or connections) is suffering or grieving in such a way that I can’t/won’t post about directly.

I bet you’ve seen the same Igram recipes I have, but that’s how I learned that the cheapest, sloppiest frozen chicken alfredo earns a Michelin star if you throw wilted spinach and chili crisp on top.

Good heavens. I remember when we Millennials were the ones with the terrible work ethic, brunching on avocado toast instead of working the weekend.

Every “generational” trend is a feature of young adulthood.

Very humble that you didn’t even consider asking him whether you or Wolfers are his favorite PE guest.

*Tied for greatest living Gators are my brother and his wife. But I remind them all the time that they are one false step away from ceding to Mr. Hall

Absolutely brutal collapse by the good guys

I mentioned my 10yo’s summer reading to a friend whose 10yo attends one of the best school systems in out state.

She said: “We don’t have summer reading yet. I don’t think he’s ready to read a whole book.”

TWTR/BSKY world is *much* more literate than the world where most people touch grass.

Kyla Scanlon recommended “AGO” *and* Screwtape on Ezra Klein’s pod.

It’s not just Millennial power; it’s GenZ + Millennial reconciliation! The Great Divorce is healing!

Welcome to the neighborhood!