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    An authentic civilization of truth and love

    The following is sort of a love letter to the pro-life movement generally, and Birthright—the crisis pregnancy that was the nursery of my beliefs—and my parents specifically. My mom started a local Birthright chapter when I was ten. I’m so thankful for her example and the education that gave me. This describes much of that […]

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    Facing the horror

    For years, from college through my early married life, I was deeply involved in the pro-life movement. I lead my college and state pro-life groups. I interned and then worked for National Right to Life. Even after I had my first two children, I continued to write and work on special projects. Don’t go by […]

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    Thoughts on Martin Luther King, Jr.’s dream

    Today we celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. a man of great conviction and great courage who, along with his compatriots, remade race relations in this country.  Although many would say his dream is not fully realized (the higher rates of poverty and incarceration among minorities support their position), we have come a long way from […]

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    Teaching my children the whole lesson

    One of my favorite poems to teach my children is “Listen to the Mustn’ts” by Shel Silverstein. It was one of the first poems memorized by both of my girls, and the boys will memorize it as soon as they master certain consonant combinations. In that way, when go to the drugstore on line cialis […]

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  • Overcoming Evil with Good

    After the horror of the Arizona shootings, it is hard to think of anything that could be more evil, more wicked than gunning down a group of complete strangers. Hard, but not impossible. It can be argued that those who would spew hateful things at the funeral of a child are more despicable than the […]

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    Names worth remembering UPDATED

    Yesterday, our nation was attacked.  A raving nutcase walked into a political event and shot 20 people, killing six of them. Gabrielle Giffords, a United States Congresswoman, was the apparent target of the killer was shot in the head and is in critical condition. That hurts to type. There has been lots of mostly wrong […]

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    Useless ritual

    Yesterday, Little Miss and I watched the reading of the Constitution on the floor of the United States House of Representatives. She read along and stayed with it despite all the “yielding to the gentleman/gentlewoman” stuff that dragged it on for an hour and a half. She is now probably better versed in our government’s […]

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  • Whose dumb idea was this, anyway?

    Happy New Year! *thud* Whenever you viagra 20mg cipla have had erection or unsatisfying love making session then you need to assume that parenteral nutrition and care will affect the course of treatment most likely to succeed. Are you a victim of sexual dysfunction then it is better to viagra purchase on line let some […]

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    Goodbye & Good Riddance

    The general consensus seems to be that 2010 was, very possibly, the Worst. Year. Ever.  Or at least in the top ten. In case the passing of time has blurred your memory, I give you Dave Barry’s Year in Review.  Do me a favor, go read it some place public like a coffee shop.  Your […]

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    Deliberate

    That’s my New Year’s Resolution: to be more deliberate, to live deliberately. This past year has been hard.  No major tragedies or upheavals (although family members and friends have faced both), but  just hard in a “pecked to death by baby ducks” and “if it’s not one thing it’s another” sort of way.  There were […]

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