You wouldn’t think that an angel would suffer from an “ear worm”.  But this pesky tune somehow burrowed in and I could not get rid of it. I had it for what seemed like an eternity. It was really annoying. This little tune cut through all the music of the celestial spheres and the heavenly [...]

A morning tune from The Book of Uncommon Prayer: Laptop has started like the first bootup, Lapwing has spoken like the first Tweet. Praise for the Tweeting! Praise for the Friending! Praise for them springing fresh from the Web! Tweet the day’s new posts straight from my own blog, Like the first email of the [...]

Sistertech loves a good mystery. At least this will be a mystery to some, not all. Can you guess the hymn tune? All praise to you, O One In Charge, For all the blessings of the night: Keep me, oh keep me, King of Kernels, Beneath your own almighty wings. Amen *Loosely based on TT.8.8.8.8. [...]

Here’s that beautiful passage from Psalm 84 in the Brahms Requiem. Enjoy. How lovely is thy dwelling place, O Lord of hosts! My soul longs, yea, even faints for the courts of the Lord: my heart and my flesh cries out for the living God. Blessed are they that dwell in thy house: they will [...]

Sistertech’s iPod is full of all kinds of music. After a slew of my former clients died, I found solace listening to requiems. I really had enjoyed helping them with their computer needs, and now that their souls were now experiencing immortality, those service calls were forever ended.

Sistertech could not agree more with the gal over at the blog Twinklefingers. She’s got it absolutely right. The One In Charge created time and the seasons for a reason. Of course, now that I’m stationed in California, one can forgive the last of sensitivity some people have for these matters.

There’s a lot we can learn from the blues. “You Gotta Move” is a perfect example: You got to move, you got to move, you got to move child, you got to move But when the Lord gets ready, you got to move You may be high, you may be low You may be rich, [...]