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    Freedom to be a fool

    Freedom to be a fool

    After the attack on the French magazine Charlie Hebdo, many people were reluctant to give unreserved support for the victims because they’ve printed offense and outrageous things about many religions. In fact, some people said, in essence, sure killing people is awful but they got what was coming to them. The pope went on about […]

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    Lewis on Letting Go

    Lewis on Letting Go

    This post may contain affiliated links. This is a variation of a very popular C.S. Lewis quote. Lewis is, of course, highly quotable, but the context of the quotes is where the real meat lies. Lewis had an enormous correspondence, and one of his pen-pals was an American woman Mary Willis Shelburne. His letters to […]

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    It’s bizarro land!

    It’s bizarro land!

    The Justice Department does something I like! It’s madness! Attorney General Eric Holder announced the (almost) end of a program called Equitable Sharing, when state law enforcement seize private property under civil assets forfeiture and turns it over to the feds, who then kick back up to 80% to the state and local law enforcement. […]

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    Fine Arts Friday: music and such

    Fine Arts Friday: music and such

    This term, Ambleside has a really fun collection of music for children this term. You should check out their site for all the selections. But it made me think of a very fun CD and book my sister got for Little Miss for Christmas, The Composer is Dead by Lemony Snicket. We listened to it […]

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    Magnifiers

    Magnifiers

    The late Larry Burkett, noted Christian financial teacher, said that money is a magnifier. Whatever you are, gets bigger. If you are generous, abundance will result in more abundance. If you’re greedy, abundance will result in greater greed. That’s true of money, but it’s also true of a lot of other things, both good and […]

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    Road-casts

    Road-casts

    Home, glorious home! With my wonderful family! And my ridiculous dog! Yay, home! The road from here to my hometown is long and dull, so I passed the time listening to podcasts and audiobooks. I thought I’d share a little of my listening menu, mainly because I’m tired and my brain can’t think of anything […]

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    Terrible Tuesday: schedule off-kilter

    Terrible Tuesday: schedule off-kilter

    I’m in my hometown visiting my parents for a few days. After one week stumbling around a post-holiday routine, I’m on my parents’ non-schedule schedule. I think the rule is that for every one day of your regular schedule, it takes three to get back on. I’ll should be back on a regular routine just […]

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    Lingua franca

    Lingua franca

    The above picture is from huge Parisian rally the night of the attacks on Charlie Hebdo. At yesterday’s huge rally, American journalist Jake Tapper tweeted:   This father and son wanted me to show you their sign. #JeSuisCharlie pic.twitter.com/gTYJzSOmvS — Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) January 11, 2015 The female partner remains dissatisfied and annoyed as she […]

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    Reciting prayers

    Reciting prayers

    I am Protestant through and through. Moreover, I’m an American Evangelical. That means my prayers are spontaneous, unscripted, and required to have two to three “Father Gods” and at least three uses of “just” per prayer. While we may recite the Apostle’s creed once or twice a year and the Nicene Creed once a decade, […]

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  • A public service announcement

    A public service announcement

    Seriously ladies, get it together.

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