In which John Christopher Kringle attempts to wade through the complicated miscues related to "three french hens". Continue reading →

In which the respected scholar and interpreter John Christopher Kringle continues his lessons from "The 12 Days of Christmas: A Carol of Instruction for Christmas", and also addresses some perceived inaccuracies from the first lesson. Continue reading →

In which John Christopher Kringle provides the Accelerated History Learning class with a lesson about the ancient practice of Christmas, as outlined in the book "The 12 Days of Christmas: A Carol of Instruction for Christmas". Continue reading →

In which I piece together some of the repeating metaphors, and once again talk about trying to get peace and control in my life. Continue reading →

In which I chatter on about the merger of geekery that is my Hallmarkian trackers... Continue reading →

In which I celebrate the fact that I didn't get my hands dirty, even though I did the work myself. Continue reading →

In which I consider just why it took so long to get over my procrastination, which I'd put off thinking about. Continue reading →

In which I find myself in an interesting rut, but not the rut I had hoped to be in. Continue reading →

In which I celebrate the opportunity I rose to, to turn an awkward group situation into an interactive one. Continue reading →

In which I shamelessly plug one of my favourite current (?) shows. Continue reading →