Month March 2011
My kids can’t bring Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to school anymore because there’s a kid who’s “nut intolerant” or something. I don’t want a kid to get sick so I’m cool with it. But I’m thinking that Jesus is… Continue Reading →
Tactics. In the game of golf, there is something called laying up. It refers to a tactical decision by the golfer not to take a risky shot that would, if successful, get him closer to the hole. Instead, he chooses… Continue Reading →
Rebecca Taylor will be guest blogging here once a week for the next month. Rebecca is a Technologist in Molecular Biology, MB(ASCP) and a practicing Catholic. She has been writing and speaking about Catholicism and biotechnology for five years at… Continue Reading →
Thanks to Cardinal Newman Society for this video.
A 92 year old Republican state legislator resigned after advocating shipping all “defective people” off to Siberia to die. Oh yeah, and he probably told you to get off his lawn too. The Daily Caller reports: New Hampshire’s Martin Harty,… Continue Reading →
Elton John, who is 63 and just adopted a child, suggested that he guest star on the television show “Glee” and end up in bed with a 16 year old gay virgin on the show, according to Newsbusters. Elton suggested… Continue Reading →
Something stinks in Nevada. And it’s not just Harry Reid. The Blaze reports: A group of legislators in Nevada are proposing a bill that would ban air fresheners and candles in public places because, they say, the fragrances can annoy… Continue Reading →
Some random thoughts on the Japan story. One of the worst earthquakes in recorded history, followed shortly after by one of the worst tsunamis in recorded history, follows by (potentially) one of the greatest nuclear accidents in history and yet…somehow… Continue Reading →
Dennis O’Donovan does an excellent Catholic radio show in Florida and he had me on as a guest for which I’m grateful. If you’re interested at all you can listen to it below. After listening I’m kinda’ ticked. Seriously, why… Continue Reading →