
A blog about using our personal and collective power to change things for the better, for ourselves, our families, our communities, and anything else we want. No cat was even mildly inconvenienced in the production of this blog.
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Katy lied
I was halfway crucified
I was on the other side of no tomorrow…
To say that it’s been a trying summer would be an example of Southern if not British understatement. I had just decided that I needed the protection of this godde...
I respectfully request that you read Susan Howatch’s Starbridge series. This is the first book, Glittering Images.
She chronicles major figures in the Church of England from the 1920’s until 1968. Her characters are very real, complicated...
Well, back again. Back to school.
It looks like I’m going back to substitute teaching, for now, among other things. I’m actively looking to do something else for obvious reasons, but I’m going to do what I can where I can when I’m there....
You should be able to read this piece in National Review for free, if you are not a subscriber and have not yet exceeded a three free article per month limit. It’s by Philip Hamburger, a Columbia Law professor and CEO of The New Civil Liber...
I almost started to cry when I bought my membership to the Philadelphia Museum of Art yesterday.
I had been a member years ago, but for some reason I stopped. I don’t even know why. I love art. I used to go to the museum all the time. My...
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