I don’t know why everyone was iffy on the third season of The Bear.
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Spaces At The Classical Teaching Institute’s Fall Retreat Are Just About Filled
As of this morning, there’s only one spot remaining open for The Classical Teaching Institute’s Fall Literature Retreat. If you want to claim the last spot, it won’t last long. You can register here.
Fun With Fashionable Ethics
Tom: That’s your ninth taco. Harry: But I’m praying for you while I chew. It’s called servant gluttony.
Scenes From Our Coming Dark Ages
Scene 1: Dad: Much like Christianity, the rise of video games took place in the margins of society, not in the Palaces of Power. It was the poor and despised of the world who devoted themselves to video games, not the elite and wealthy. Boy: I’m so glad those early gamers persevered, Dad. Dad: GamersContinue reading “Scenes From Our Coming Dark Ages”
History Piffle
Tom: You know what they say. “History is always written by the winners.” Harry: Who said that? A winner or a loser? Tom: Probably a loser. Harry: Then it seems losers get their say. Tom: Actually, it was probably a winner. Harry: Then it’s not actually true? Tom: Actually, it was neither. Harry: And yetContinue reading “History Piffle”
Sayings
Beggars can be choosers if they are also willing to be martyrs.
Just A Little Thing I Feel The Need To Repeat From Time To Time
Teacher: Most people like chocolate. That Kid: I don’t like chocolate. Teacher: And most people know what the word “most” means.
Tim Walz’s Celebrity Doppelganger
They’ve got more than one thing in common.
How to Read The Divine Comedy for the First Time
I highly recommend you read The Divine Comedy, though I don’t know that I would suggest you try to do so by yourself. If you start reading it, you really need to finish it. Dante himself issues this caution to readers in the middle of the poem. If you abandon the poem half way through,Continue reading “How to Read The Divine Comedy for the First Time”
The Make-Your-Bed People
There is always going to be room for a fresh round of cultural pundits who tell young men to “make their beds.” It strikes young ears as profound, invigorating. It’s simple. It’s doable. However, the make-your-bed people always marry that message with something else. It never stands entirely on its own. “Make your bed andContinue reading “The Make-Your-Bed People”
