Monthly Archives: September 2007

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I’m desperately trying to beat someone [read Guthers] in scrabble, but I just can’t seem to pull it off. Ah well. 8th time lucky maybe…

Perhaps I was always mistaken, but I remember growing up and being told that diesel was a dirty fuel. It was unrefined, made lots of black smoke, and was expensive. Cars that were running on diesel were slow, poor performers, … Continue reading →

Well, it must be the month of techno-failure for the Russells. So far this month, the screen on Soph’s powerbook stopped working (though you can plug it into our TV still to use it – and some days you just … Continue reading →

Craig’s blog has a new title. Love the blog description: Where Craig talks about stuff that interests him…

Check out this article on people who have imaginary allergies. I’m what you may call a classic self-diagnoser. Not exactly a hypochondriac, a self-diagnoser is highly alert individual who notices when any part of the body is awry and is … Continue reading →

I grew up in a Christian family, so from an early age I was brought up with stories from the Bible, particularly from the Old Testament. My parents used to read to me from a big children’s Bible. One picture … Continue reading →

Last Friday night, Crossfire had its first evangelistic night – “Ultimate Reality”. It was part of Annandale Community Church’s ‘Start the Ultimate Relationship’ week, and was a great night. Here’s how we planned what we did on our night: 1. … Continue reading →

Donners has some really wise thoughts on blogging and the issue of self-disclosure. This is something I’ve been thinking through lately. Is it possible to write about your life in a way that’s wise and thoughtful, but honest? The original … Continue reading →

Today’s Challenge: Create a memory today with someone you care about that will mean a lot ten years from now. It’s been a while since we’ve reported on our childish escapades or even attempted one, so tonight we got back … Continue reading →