…cause of my own choice when and if I choose to give it. Luke’s taking a couple of classes at the local public high school. At the beginning of study hall, the Pledge of Allegiance is said. Participation is optional, the students are told. Of the roughly 30 kids in Read more…
It’s late in the day on Mother Mary’s birthday, and I’m still wondering what to give her as a present. Last night I had all kinds of great plans in mind. This morning I had all kinds of great intentions to realize those plans. Then all kinds of great chaotic Read more…
I caught a little blurb this morning about a hotel that refused a room to a solider because it was against their policy to rent to members of the Armed Forces. So, the soldier – still healing from battle wounds – spent the night in his car. He’d come into Read more…
OMG! Do we really have to turn the question of why men cheat on their wives…err…significant others…into a matter of science? Scientists at Karolinska Institute in Stockholm are running studies on the genetics of cheating. They’re kidding, aren’t they? They claim to have found an allele in voles who cheat Read more…
Two weeks ago, I’d never heard of Sarah Palin. Now I know more about her than I know about many of my friends. More than I want to know. But not as much as the secular media would like me to know. I imagine that some may argue that the Read more…
Wow. I think I’m having deja vu. Fenelon Clan is up and ready for the first day of school. We’ve got our first-day-of-school goody bags all packed and ready to be peeked into. We celebrated my birthday yesterday (how nice of Uncle Sam to declare a national holiday on my Read more…
