From time to time I like to take a few minutes to see what’s cookin’ on the sites Goodboys Nation has linked to on its Blogroll. Shall we get started, then?

* Over at All Too Common, Andy’s on his honeymoon (congrats, Andy and your lovely bride!). Last summer he wrote an essay, “Why I Am Anglican”, which not only generated some interesting comments at that time, but generated this follow-up post which is just as interesting. Clearly, with all the recent goings-on in the Episcopal Church, a lot of people are looking inside their hearts and praying for direction on where God might be leading them. I’m doing the same myself; glad to see its a very big boat.

* At And Rightly So!, they’ve got pictures of the floating replica of the Godspeed, one of the ships that brought the original settlers to Jamestown, VA, the first successful settlement in the New World. Very cool. The pics are worth a look all by themselves!

* Dangle 24/7 is now over at A View From The Evil Center.

* Bryan Woods at StormTrack posts some amazing pictures of Biloxi, MA and the Mississippi Gulf Coat nearly one year after Katrina. (BTW, this is a perfect time to remind everyone that the good folks who live on the MGC are still in need of whatever help you can offer. I’m sure Leslie and her friends at Katrina Networking would be grateful, even if you just dropped them a line of support to let them know their message is not following on deaf ears.)

* And, of course, Dollar Bill is still in da house! But this time, from the sounds of it, he’s got company.

* Dave Richard (The Great White Shank’s bro) is after the politically-connected down in Forsyth, GA like a terrier on pant leg. Geez Dave, it seems to me that you’re connected-ly challenged!

* Things are always hopping over at the House Rabbit Society. Here’s a cool article about how a member’s attention to a Suburu commercial got the advertiser to change its tune. Power to the people, right on!

* Megan Heckeroth is a player on the LPGA Futures Tour (sorta the LPGA’s AAA minor league team, if you know what I mean). She has a wonderful blog (thanks, Golf Blog!) and, from the sounds of it, a great personality. Given my own Goodboys Invitational tournament later this week, I found one of her posts on one of her recent events truly inspiring. Heck, if she can shoot 78-78-74 in difficult windy conditions, I can do the same. (Of course, all my scores would be after nine holes!)

Tonight (actually as this post goes live, thanks to the marvels of modern technology!) I’m winging my way back East for this year’s Goodboys Invitational. It’ll be great to get out of this amazing heat (32% humidity doesn’t sound like a lot, but put it on top of a 110 temperature, and you feel like a half-chicken in a broaster), and into something more amenable to playing golf. See y’all in the Eastern Time Zone!