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Tag Archives: Family Matters
Plain and Simple
Over the weekend, Pete Sinclair did it again: he posted a pretty suspect link on his Facebook page, claiming that 95% of biologists believe that life begins at conception. The article itself came from PJ Media, which isn’t known for … Continue reading
Weekly Reader: Vol 2 Issue 30
It’s time once again for news and views that you can peruse! It’s another edition of your Weekly Reader! As always, if you have something you’d like to share, drop a link in the comments! The more articles, the better! … Continue reading
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Tagged "sincerely held beliefs", alt right, animal welfare, Animals, anthropogenic climate disruption, anti-science, anti-vaxxers, Atheism, Chick-fil-A, David Silverman, due process, Family Matters, flat earth, gun control, Gun Violence, Guns, health, LGBTQ, Mass Shootings, misogyny, Politics, Racism, Robert F. Kennedy, Science, Star Trek, the environment, Vaping
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Thirty Five Years – Thirty Five Thoughts #9: Much Ado About BotCon
It’s a journal entry that makes me see red every time I read it; on an early summer day in 1997, I wrote about BotCon. I wanted to go that year and had been planning on making it to the … Continue reading
Sacrificial Lambs
It was a normal dinner on that evening in 1996. But it was also one that I can never forget: it was the day when I lost my father. As always, we were watching the national news during dinner. Then … Continue reading
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Tagged Coming to Terms with Myself, Current Events, Family Matters, gun control, Gun Violence, Guns, Mass Shootings, News, NRA, parenting, Terror, Terrorism
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Only Time
“I love you.” Those are the three words that I speak to Prime quite often; a good number of our conversations end with me saying that. While on our way home, I will randomly utter those words. While crashed out … Continue reading
Weekly Reader Vol 1 Issue 28
It’s time for more news and views that you can peruse! It’s another Weekly Reader! Read what you want, bookmark others for later, or binge read everything at once. It’s up to you. Got something you’d like to share? Drop … Continue reading
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Tagged Abortion, alt right, anti-vaxxers, Autism, Bodily Autonomy, Catholic Church, Class Warfare, comics, Family Matters, medicine, Money, Politics, Poverty, spanking, Stan Lee, the Grand Nagus, woo peddlers
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Gratitude is Overrated
It’s Thanksgiving. Today is the day we’re supposed to be grateful. To be honest, I am grateful about some things. For example: -My husband. -My job. -My friends. -My cat. -My car. -My house. Again, these are some of the … Continue reading
