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Tag Archives: family
Kurt Vonnegut: 10 quotes on his birthday
This is reposted from The Christian Science Monitor… the quotes are definitely worth reading and thinking about… I could write personal journals using each one as a starting point. There is also a whole set of posters on Google Images … 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
Prince George
Oct 17, 2013 | Vote 0 0 Prince George to be baptized next week ROYALS Kirsty Wigglesworth,The Associated Press Britain’s Prince William, right, and Kate, Duchess of Cambridge hold the Prince of Cambridge on July 23, 2013 Britain’s Prince … Continue reading
Thanksgiving
Ingersoll’s Thanksgiving Sermon Reposted from October 8, 2012 by motleydragon Thanksgiving is celebrated in Canada on the second Monday in October… in most of Canada our harvest is finished. Americans celebrate their holiday the fourth Thursday in November. Not a religious … Continue reading
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Saying Goodbye
SARS doctor pleads for legalized assisted suicide in posthumous video This was a headline in today’s Spectator. Both my parents struggled through unnecessary pain and fear in their final days. My mother went into the hospital “for tests” and never … Continue reading
Bad things, Good people
A terrible mass shooting occurred yesterday at a mall in Kenya. The news now states that 68 are dead. No numbers are given for the injured, or the number of hostages still being held. My husband questioned why I found … Continue reading
Scathing obituary
This is such a sad story! And such a dramatic way to tell it. Scathing obituary about abusive Nevada mother goes viral. Why is there such strong feeling about “speaking ill of the dead”? True, the deceased are no longer … Continue reading
Starhawk
Snakes again… but this is the last, I promise! I once saw a live dance performance with a huge snake. That was strange enough, but the circumstances were even more bizarre! This erotic and vaguely disturbing performance was given in … Continue reading
I have a dream
Fifty years ago to-day Martin Luther King delivered his famous speech at the March on Washington. I remember my mother, born in Canada but raised in Newark, New Jersey, was very anxious about the developments of the Civil Rights Movement … Continue reading
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