My plan for reading "The Purpose Driven Life" during Lent.
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Feb 25 - Chapter 1 (Ash Wednesday)
Feb 26 - Chapter 2
Feb 27 - Chapter 3
Feb 28 - Chapter 4
Feb 29 - Sunday off
Mar 01 - Chapter 5
Mar 02 - Chapter 6
Mar 03 - Chapter 7
Mar 04 - Chapter 8
Mar 05 - Chapter 9
Mar 06 - Chapter 10
Mar 07 - Sunday off
Mar 08 - Chapter 11
Mar 09 - Chapter 12
Mar 10 - Chapter 13
Mar 11 - Chapter 14
Mar 12 - Chapter 15
Mar 13 - Chapter 16
Mar 14 - Sunday off
Mar 15 - Chapter 17
Mar 16 - Chapter 18
Mar 17 - Chapter 19
Mar 18 - Chapter 20
Mar 19 - Chapter 21
Mar 20 - Chapter 22
Mar 21 - Sunday off
Mar 22 - Chapter 23
Mar 23 - Chapter 24
Mar 24 - Chapter 25
Mar 25 - Chapter 26
Mar 26 - Chapter 27
Mar 27 - Chapter 28
Mar 28 - Sunday off
Mar 29 - Chapter 29
Mar 30 - Chapter 30
Mar 31 - Chapter 31
Apr 01 - Chapter 32
Apr 02 - Chapter 33
Apr 03 - Chapter 34
Apr 04 - Sunday off
Apr 05 - Chapter 35
Apr 06 - Chapter 36
Apr 07 - Chapter 37
Apr 08 - Chapter 38
Apr 09 - Chapter 39
Apr 10 - Chapter 40
Apr 11 - Sunday off (Easter Sunday)

It's not the number of breaths in life that counts, but the moments that take your breath away.

I finally saw Lord of the Rings: Return of the King. It was impressive, but I'm not sure that I would call it the movie of the year. Perhaps because I never read the books, but it just never captured my imagination. This is the second movie this year, along with Pirates of the Carribean, that had dead guys fighting. I think that is just a little unfair. Zombies maybe, but skeletons, and particularly ghost-like skeletons, seem to have a huge advantage. How do you kill vapor and smoke?
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Another movie that I saw recently was Calendar Girls, which I wasn't expecting to enjoy, but did immensely. It's about an English women's group that decides to raise money for charity by selling a nude calendar of themselves. Although parts of it were predictable, at least it seemed like real life. Definitely a feel-good movie.