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Tag Archives: choice
Tragedy and the Common Man
This morning at the bank, the doctor’s office, shopping in three different stores, the conversations I overheard were all about Toronto Mayor, Rob Ford. Although people lament the persistent media coverage and say they are sick of hearing about the … Continue reading
Ford’s Folly
Football and Ford’s Folly Posted on November 26, 2012 by motleydragon Ford’s Folly, part 2 Posted on November 27, 2012 Rob Ford, Part 3 Posted on November 30, 2012
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Remembering Sagan
Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence: 2 Posted on November 12, 2012 by motleydragon I wrote about Carl Sagan last year as well. Here are the links. Michael Shermer and his colleagues are keeping Sagan’s valuable work alive. The website and the … Continue reading
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A Universe Not Made for Us
Carl Sagan was born on November 9, 1934. This year would have marked only his 79th birthday. After suffering from a kind of leukemia, and receiving three bone marrow transplants, Sagan died of pneumonia at the age of 62. An … Continue reading
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Vatican asks for lay opinion
Really! They need to take a poll? I can only hope that this is widely advertised, so that those who have left the church out of frustration will hear about it and find a way to participate. Even then, I … Continue reading
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Prince George
Such radiant, exquisite beauty. How could anyone not take joy in such a wonderful family occasion? My two sons received traditional catholic baptisms, followed by lavish family reunion dinners. I hand-made the embroidered and lace embellished christening gown, which was … Continue reading
A Rough History of Disbelief… 2
Did you have time to read my blog last week, and watch the video by Jonathan Miller? I have been thinking about it a lot, and about my decision to share my feelings and ideas more openly and deliberately. It … Continue reading
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A Rough History of Disbelief… 1
I no longer attend any church, haven’t for many years now, but Sunday morning still feels like a time set apart from the rest of the week… a time for taking stock of my life, reading about religion, history and … Continue reading
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Tagged behaviour, choice, communication, history, media, philosophy, religion, society
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A whole day nearer
I have used this link in my blog before (Les Vieux. (July 6, 2012). The very old lady I referred to in that post, my mother’s last survivng friend, has since died. She decided she was too tired to go … Continue reading
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Isn’t this fun! I was reminded of these ladies and their irrepressible attitudes… I am dressed up for the theater of my life every day… by a more serious article that just arrived on Art and Letters Daily. The lede runs, … Continue reading
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