Need book recommendations

What books might you recommend for someone who is planning to enter RCIA in the fall, who’s on fire with excitement, and who needs some good reading on the Faith to tide her over till then? The Catechism, of course. But what else? I think this person might benefit from a book that is complete… Continue reading Need book recommendations

Strike the yellow flag

Well, poor little Hambet was sick on Thursday and Friday. He didn’t even have the energy to be crabby; he just draped himself on the bed or on a chair and just looked at me. It was just too piteous, so I spent a lot of time with him draped on my lap. On Friday… Continue reading Strike the yellow flag

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Pride and Prejudice, Chapters 19-24

The next Group Read will be next Monday, on Chapters 25-32. This week, we’re discussing Chapters 19-24. We eagerly await your comments and discussion! (We are avoiding spoilers.) Chapter 19: Mr Collins proposes to Elizabeth. Elizabeth declines, but Mr Collins does not believe she is serious. Chapter 20: Mrs Bennet tries to settle the situation… Continue reading Pride and Prejudice, Chapters 19-24

Hoist the yellow flag

Poor Hambet had a fever all day yesterday. He hasn’t been crabby at all, but he’s been content to just stay curled up on the bed or in a chair — it’s weird to see him so droopy. His appetite’s not great, but he’s keeping down what he does eat and drink. At first I… Continue reading Hoist the yellow flag

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Barefoot and Pregnant Catholic Ragemonkey Trousered Ape: Bob, the trousered-ape blogger, took his title from one of my favorite C.S.Lewis books, The Abolition of Man.