New month, new post...

Its March already, huh?  Its good though- above all, March means that the end to cold weather is within sight... while the incessant grayness that fills the sky will continue, it gives me something to look forward to down the road.

So, what have Kate I been up to you ask?  We got a second car a few weeks ago- a maroon 94 Ford Escort- actually, I have left the lights on twice in a row, necessitating a jump both times after work.  Hmm, Kate accidentally cut her hair a few days ago- that was interesting. Otherwise, we really haven't done too much because of school... but that has been a huge blessing in itself.  God has really been showing me His faithfulness through work/school and I'm learning that stuff will be OK.  We'll probably go somewhere this weekend to get out of the house, though.

Otherwise, thought I would list some books I'm interested in (not in order of interest).

Slouching Toward Gomorrah:  Modern Liberalism & American decline by Robert H. Bork

Postwar by Tony Judt

In Search of Lost Time by Marcel Proust

Problem of Pain by C. S. Lewis

Manufacturing Consent by Noam Chomsky

Diary of Anne Frank

Economic Facts & Fallacies by Thomas Sowell

Lust for Life by Irving Stone 

Best of Europe 2009 by Rick Steeves

Europe through the Back Door  by Rick Steeves

Team of Rivals by Doris Kearns Goodwin

Have you read any interesting books lately you might recommend?  

What about music?  We have some ITunes cards and I'm always interested in something new.

Until next month,  

Jason