and I find the lyrics appropriate: …Wish the earth wasn’t so apocalyptic, I try to spread my message to the world the best way I can give it, We can make it always so optimistic, If you don’t listen gotta live my life the best way I can live it, I pray for justice when… Continue reading Always liked this song
Hug Your Babies
Laura Bush Says Criticism of Husband “Disgusting”
WASHINGTON (Sept. 9) – Laura Bush described as “disgusting” comments by rapper Kanye West and Democratic chairman Howard Dean blaming her husband for the disproportionate number of black hurricane victims. Good. I am glad she decided to defend her husband.I get tired of seeing democrats cast blame repeatedly while conservatives just take this stupidity. “It’s… Continue reading Laura Bush Says Criticism of Husband “Disgusting”
My Baby Brother
left on Monday for Marine Basic Training on Parris Island. When he left he said to us “Next time you see me, I’ll be a Marine!” I am very proud of him, but I pray the Lord watches over him.
That stupid Da Vinci Code movie
on Saturday, I was out taking a stroll with dear Mr Moss and little Hambet, and we saw a poster for that DaVinci Code movie. I had high hopes when I heard that Sir Ian McKellan had been cast for the movie. I was hoping that he would be cast as Silas, the albino Opus… Continue reading That stupid Da Vinci Code movie
More Than a Matter of Habit
Today’s Post has an article in the Metro section (B9) about the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist. The article’s not online; it’s from the Religion News Service, and you can get a taste of it here. (“Traditional Order of Nuns Grows, Defying Trends.”) It’s a pretty good article, touching on the rapid… Continue reading More Than a Matter of Habit
I Wish I Could Do More
Out of all the heart wrenching stories and images pertaining to New Orleans and Hurricane Katrina, the images of the mother’s begging for food for their babies and trying to take care of their children in this scenario…I am a loss for words Sitting here reading these stories does not seem enough. Donating the few… Continue reading I Wish I Could Do More
The Katrina blogburst
Late to post, but I wanted to do my part for the Katrina blogburst. Half a million people who need new homes — Jesus, have mercy! I sent my first Katrina contribution to Catholic Charities USA More hurricane relief agencies: The Red Cross Mercy Corps More on the blogburst, including a big list of relief… Continue reading The Katrina blogburst