The Daily Mustard

Woman: We need more time for love-talk.
Man (puzzled): You mean sex?
Woman: I'm deeper than that.
Man: I'm not.

Session Five( Collapse )

Session Six( Collapse )

I have a little job to do on our cabin out in the woods (putting plywood skirting around the bottom). So I went to buy some plywood, paint, etc. at Lowe's tonight. I feared the worst -- what with all the hurricanes, I figured plywood would be $40 a sheet. But no -- $15, as per usual. And plenty available. We must have this distribution thing figured out or something. Wow.

With this outline for the last three sessions, my history notes should be complete. I may have to do some more thinking, however, since these notes seem skimpier than my earlier outlines.

I wanted to end this nine-week session with the Schism of 1054, which I believe really separates one era of the Church from another; however, I ran out of material, so I guess I'll go ahead and go up through the First Crusade. These notes will thus end w/1099.

I haven't put Anselm or Abelard in here anywhere, since they both died in the 1100s -- maybe I should put Anselm here. Anyway, if people like this whole series, I might do the Second Millennium of the Church next Spring.

Your comments on this last period would be greatly appreciated. What am I missing?( Collapse )
Edited, expanded 10/27/05