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some other non-sensical things Since Rosie O’Donnell Has come out of the closet, everyone makes a big deal about her close-cropped hair cut because it’s so stereotypically lesbian-esque. ROSIE’S NEW LOOK — including this radical short haircut and masculine clothes is too much of a drastic change for Kelli. Words like “radical,” “masculine,” and “drastic”… Continue reading some other non-sensical things Since

As usual, good stuff from the Mighty Barrister, but he has some especially good pro-life arguments going on.

Are we having fun yet? Gorbulas had/is having another asthma attack. We were almost asthma-free for quite a few weeks. He has been teething, then he started with a runny nose, and he had an asthma attack last night. We brought him to the ER. They found an ear infection and gave him a one… Continue reading Are we having fun

More on Stockholm Syndrome Mark Shea has an essay on it here.

A Baby’s Feet Algernon Charles Swinburne A baby’s feet, like sea-shells pink, Might tempt, should heaven see meet An angel’s lips to kiss, we think, A baby’s feet. Like rose-hued sea-flowers toward the heat They stretch and spread and wink Their ten soft buds that part and meet. No flower-bells that expand and shrink Gleam… Continue reading A Baby’s Feet Algernon Charles

I hope I didn’t sound too meow-meow catty with my comment but I get so frustrated. While Femi-Nuns are fighting for a woman’s right to be men, I am desperately holding on to my right to be a woman. Inside the modernist Church, androgyny reigns supreme like some sort of virtue. In the secular world… Continue reading I hope I didn’t sound

Pansy fearlessly goes where Peony fears to tread Pansy commented on my post on those who still dream in vain of women’s ordination: Speaking of femininity, why is it these women are seriously lacking when it comes to looking feminine? Ok, I didn’t want was too chicken to go there. I wish I could remember… Continue reading Pansy fearlessly goes where Peony

I would love to comment on the prayer service for women’s ordination but I have nothing intelligent to say on it — just a heavy sigh and a roll of my eyes. There is no logical way to approach this — it takes a real conversion of heart to realize that being ordained is not… Continue reading I would love to comment