Month June 2013
Remember that woman teacher who was fired from a Catholic school after she became pregnant through IVF? Well, a jury just awarded her some mad cash. This is significant because it goes against everything the Supreme Court rules in Hosanna-Tabor… Continue Reading →
One of the problems with the 21st century is that the line between hilarious satire and horrible truth is just not apparent anymore. Celebrated artist Ai Hasegawa seems to be suggesting that women shouldn’t give birth to babies because there’s… Continue Reading →
This is beautiful. Pope Francis prays with and for children suffering from cancer. HT Catholic Herald *subhead*Rome.*subhead*
How bad do you have to be to get blackballed by Planned Parenthood? I mean, their job is killing babies. How wacko do you have to be to get baby killers to look down on you and want to distance… Continue Reading →
Hey, sometimes your equipment just does not cooperate. Imagine, you are front and center palying the cymbals during the anthem and your cymbal breaks. What do you do? This kid came up with about the best answer I can can… Continue Reading →
Bill Maher is saying that Pope Francis is an atheist and he predicts that the eeeevil Vatican will likely kill him. I not only discuss his statements but why it’s important to take them on. Read it at The National… Continue Reading →
Well, truth be told this turned into a bigger project than I thought it would be, but I am getting there. The chickens are now 3 weeks old and getting quite big and unruly. I need to get them out… Continue Reading →
I’ve got to be honest with you. I’m a little upset with myself for missing this in December. But I don’t blame myself. I actually blame you. I’m very upset with all of you for not sending me a link… Continue Reading →
Four Favors for the Frazzled Blogger
*subhead*Pretty please?*subhead* I think writing is hard. I was a chemistry major not an English major. And the niche I made for myself (or maybe a ditch I dug for myself) in the blogging world commenting on the latest in… Continue Reading →