Book of D: Texas Tech Softball, 2026

Book of D: A Day with #Wemby

Book of D: Ode to My Sara

Book of D: We're Honey and Bunny

Book of D: The Drop Mouth

This song, followed immediately by the video animation, is an inside joke inspired totally by my lovely spouse, Sara. 

Book of D: Dave Grohl Meets the Peanuts Gang

 

Book of D: The Perfect Friday Drive

The Perfect Friday Drive: #DepecheMode "Personal Jesus" / #FooFighters "Everlong / #Evanescence "Afterlife" / #Flex "Cupid" / #Hoozier "Too Sweet" / #FrenchMontana "Unforgettable

Book of D: Ode to Patrick Mahomes and Kermit the Frog

Because it's been long said that Patrick sounds a lot like Kermit. 🤭😁😉

Book of D: Biblicists are Like a Book Club

In my old age, I've come to realize that people who consider themselves as people (Esp Christians) who "know the bible," whether as students of the bible, theologians, biblicists, or whatever they want to call themselves, they are ordinary people who are mostly interested in insider debate. In other words, they get a kick out of sharing a literary experience with someone who has read the same book—and truly understands its nuances, context, and "canons." It's like belonging to a book club. The semblance of camaraderie born of bibliophilia creates a profound sense of connection and validation. In essence, people who master the bible and love to quote it and talk about it in depth are really no different than those of us who love science fiction.