Creating, collecting, and sharing thoughts and ideas. And learning along the way.
This came in the mail unsolicited.
We don’t really know what that theory might be, if there is indeed one that would explain everything in the universe, nay, the universe itself, but what we do know is the attempt of one man who is determined to seek it in the realm of theoretical physics and mathematics.
If the relentless pursuit of the nature of the universe is a fascinating one, equally interesting is Stephen Hawking’s love for Jane, his wife, and his children. But there are degrees of love and seasons of love, and it sometimes takes an entire lifetime to realize how love for another in one’s later life does not diminish one’s first love.
This is a tale of mature, intentional, deliberate love. It is not a juvenile love. It is a story of two adults – one of whom is physically debilitated to the point of being unable to even speak – deal with each other with extreme love, affection, wit, charm and respect for each other. I don’t know why this would be so rare a thing, but all things considered, it truly is, and in a movie is wonderful to see.
Great performances by Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones. I remember Redmayne from the Pillars of the Earth, a TV series, that I viewed only recently.
“My counsel for you is simple and straightforward: Just go ahead with what you’ve been given. You received Christ Jesus, the Master; now live him. You’re deeply rooted in him. You’re well constructed upon him. You know your way around the faith. Now do what you’ve been taught. School’s out; quit studying the subject and start living it! And let your living spill over into thanksgiving.”
Jerusalem Garden: Ann Arbor’s Finest Hole-in-the-Wall
We had the pleasure of attending a concert last evening that featured Matt Watroba and a few of his guests. A lovely evening!Â
And another one:
Latkes Indian-style, aka, Tikkis
