Just Because I Like Brie?

| July 15, 2005

They didn’t list any genuine cheeses made in America. So that makes me only You Are 71% American Most times you are proud to be an American.Though sometimes the good ole US of A makes you cringeStill, you know there’s no place better suited to be your home.You love your freedom and no one’s going […]

The Oprah Is Displeased

| July 6, 2005

Poor Oprah has been the victim of a hate crime. Her recovery after this disheartening occurrance will naturally be very slow, and of course she will use the event to help in her crusade to inform and educate the public. Clearly her motive is the good of the public, not publicity or a program topic […]

Whine Not

| July 5, 2005

Read this. If you are down on yourself, study it. If you are really hurting, bookmark it and read it again tomorrow. And if you think you can’t change things, make it your start page. Sometimes I think that demon he mentions is a real demon, a voice that talks so loud it interferes with […]

Our Souls Are Restless, Lord

| June 28, 2005

Yesterday I stumbled upon a site that gave help for those with trouble falling asleep. At first I read it because one of our daughters has had sleep problems for over a year now. But as I read it, I realized that more and more I, too, have a lot of difficulty falling asleep. All […]

Another blogger I wish I’d noticed sooner.

| June 24, 2005

It isn’t just because Maureen Martin shares a first name with my oldest best friend and a last name with my hubbiest best friend. Her blog is really well written, and I highly recommend it. She’s pithy, smart, and amusing. Her blog will find itself on your bookmarks list. Go read it!

The Cradle Catholic Lament

| June 14, 2005

I’m going to join the bandwagon started by PPK and continued by Bettnet, and mention the things I wish they’d taught me in CCD, and add also the things I wish they hadn’t “taught” me in CCD. 1. I wish they’d taught me that Communion is the Body and Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Jesus. […]

Maybe I’m biased, but…

| June 13, 2005

I think that my Charming and Patient Husband’s point about Michael Jackson’s fans is a darned good one. He notes the discrepancy between how Americans treat nutty stars and how they treat men who make sacrifices for God. Why, I wonder, do we even care what Michael Jackson’s verdict is, unless it is out of […]

"It’s time for California to be the leader that it always has been."

| June 9, 2005

These are the words of Assemblywoman Jackie Goldberg, a Los Angeles Democrat who chairs the Assembly Education Committee. She was speaking of California Assembly Bill 756, which bans schools from purchasing textbooks of over 200 pages. I intended to write on this sooner, but I had to wait until I could catch my breath. While […]

Action Goes Farther than Politics

| June 8, 2005

Just when I thought I’d gotten used to the sort of Christians who hate Catholics for being too liberal, the Church gets a sideswipe from Secularists who hate Catholics for being too conservative. Specifically, the National Secular Society in Britain has begun a campaign to exclude Pope Benedict from the Live 8 concert. Pope Benedict, […]

Action Goes Farther than Pity.

| May 31, 2005

With poverty, like with most problems, it’s a lot easier to pinpoint the problem than to solve it. The Anchoress has some strong and much needed words on the subject, and I urge all to read and reflect on them. I won’t say more, as she’s already said it, and better.