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I snapped this shot at the Somalia exhibit at St. Paul’s Minnesota History Center. I wanted a picture of the plow, that wooden contraption in
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I snapped this shot at the Somalia exhibit at St. Paul’s Minnesota History Center. I wanted a picture of the plow, that wooden contraption in
The story goes that Michelangelo used to come by St. Peter’s Basilica at night to stand there before his sculpture, not because he was so
Apparently, millions of evangelicals believe the Christian faith is greatly imperiled in America, more than it has ever, ever been. I don’t share their fears,
1981. Maybe 82. Right there somewhere before word processing shoved typewriters out the window and into obsolescence. Back then, I had a Sherman tank that
A Mormon monument stands out there in the middle of nowhere. You have to hunt to find it, search hard simply to get up
The monument to the doge Giovanni Pesaro, in this church, is a curiosity in the way of mortuary adornment. It is eighty feet high
The church where I grew up had no altar, no altar boys, and no priests. It had no wall-size oil painting of Jesus, and certainly
Just a week or so ago, the LDS church told its millions that they should cease and desist from calling each other “Mormons.” Maybe, as
A full rack of ribs, with beans and slaw, will cost you twenty bucks at Buffalo Chip Saloon and Bar, Cave Creek, AZ. Sounds
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