Navigation, silliness, and books

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I read somewhere that bloggers are supposed to choose a subject and stick to it. Well, my subject is stuff I like. Which is, um, a bit broad, as you see in the banner above. As I add more posts that are theological or bookish, you might have a little more trouble finding family-focused posts. In that case, click "family" in the bar above.

(Can we pause for a moment to say "ooh" and "ahh" about my navigational bar? 'Cause I'm pretty stoked about it.

Okay, moving on...) 

And if you aren't as into the family stuff (in which case, I'm hurt 'cause we have some cute kids. just kidding. or not. well, definitely not about the kids being cute. maybe about the being hurt thing. or not. are you wondering yet if this parenthetical will ever end? it will.), you can click one of the other options. In other words, I've solved my refusal to pick a subject by tagging my posts, thus making them easier to sort.

Or you can just scroll through like usual. Whatever razzles your dazzle.

(And if you just read this through your blog feeder thing or Facebook, all of the above is meaningless to you. Unless you come visit me in Dinglefest land.)

(Hey, if you're reading this from Dinglefest already, did I just tear a hole in the space-time continuum of the interwebz - or some such sci-fi thing - by linking from my page back to my page? Whoa. That's deep.

Or not.)

And, to bring us all back to reality (if such a thing still exists after my crazy linking shenanigans), here's a list of books that will be up for review here in the next month or so:
I haven't completely nailed down an order to my reading and reviewing, so let me know if one or more of those sounds particularly interesting to you, and I can bump it to the top of my list. I might also throw in a review of Doctrine (which could be *the book* I think every Christian must read. and own. and read again. but I have to finish reading it before I say that definitively) and a few kid's Bibles (here, here, and here) for good measure.

And after this list is complete, my book reviews will probably become a little less frequent as the fall semester kicks off. (Which is, ahem, my last semester before I have my MAEd in December. Rock on.)