Month April 2015
We’ve got an Easter problem. Or more accurately we’re going to have a post-Easter problem in the very near future. 24 eggs were hidden through the main floor of our home. 23 were found. We’ve looked everywhere and I can’t… Continue Reading →
R.R. Reno at First Things has an interesting and short article that not only points out the lie of anti-gay discrimination, but tells the sad story of Mary Stinemetz who lost her life for lack of a RFRA. Give it… Continue Reading →
On Holy Thursday, nearly 150 people (mostly Christians) were killed and another 70 injured on the campus of a university in Kenya, Garissa University College, by a group of Islamic terrorists with links to the Somalia-based Al-Shabaab, a group linked… Continue Reading →
Baby Eli Thompson was born last month perfectly healthy except for not having a nose. Somehow someway the child’s mother still loves him and thinks he’s adorable. We live in a weird time where this is countercultural. The boy’s mother… Continue Reading →
This looks interesting, the story of the 33 Chilean miners. I know what an important role faith played for those trapped men. It will be interesting to see if that shows up in the movie. *subhead*Chilean Miners.*subhead*
As you may have heard, Senate Minority leader Harry Reid who recently announced he will not seek reelection gave an interview to CNN in which he was asked about his bold face lie on the Senate floor that Romney didn’t… Continue Reading →
This picture is believed to have been taken when Anjezë Gonxhe Bojaxhiu was in her teens, obviously before she became Mother Teresa. Such a different way to see her. *subhead*Beautiful.*subhead*
Ryan Anderson of the Heritage Foundation was on the Ed Show on MSNBC (is that still on?) and this is kinda’ fun because Ed has no answer other than name calling in response to the truth bombs from Anderson. So… Continue Reading →
I can’t tell you how much I appreciate the outpouring of support I have recieved after getting the sack at the Register. It speaks well of all of you. Thanks so much. But as much as we can all intuit… Continue Reading →