Right near my house! Pro-life Guy talks about the Feminist for Life Billboards. We have passed them a few times and I have been very impressed. I was a member of FFL years ago (not active because their events were always very far away), now I want become a member again. One billboard has a… Continue reading Right near my house! Pro-life

Mass picnic baskets I agree with your blog about cry rooms. I will add one more criticism, they always reek of old cheerios. I never understand why people feel the need to feed kids during Mass. Especially when we are supposed to fast before receiving Communion.”Look, it’s Jesus up there on the Altar-have a Pop… Continue reading Mass picnic baskets I agree

I’m not laughing I can hear people outside scraping snow and ice off their cars. In all fairness, we do usually get a last snow storm in April, but it is so weird how that occurs after some nice jacket-wearing and going-out-for-ice-cream weather. I guess “fairness” really hasn’t got much to do with it.

Out of sorts It’s snowing, first of all; big, fat, wet white flakes. Weren’t we done with winter? (Stop laughing, Pansy.) My jonquils, which just popped out yesterday all jaunty and yellow, are hanging their heads in defeat. I planted two lavender plants in the front on Thursday; I ran out this morning and covered… Continue reading Out of sorts It’s snowing,

Birthday Celebration Rosey-Posey had a really great time at her roller skating party. At least that was the impression I got when she kept coming up to me, putting her hands together and saying “Oh Mommy, this is the best party ever! Thank you sooo so much for this wonderful birthday!” (And yes, she does… Continue reading Birthday Celebration Rosey-Posey had a

Veggie Madness “Now the moral of this story is the point we hope we made: If you go a little loopy, better keep your nurse well paid!” From “The Yodeling Veterinarian of the Alps” On Pansy’s encouragement I have continued to investigate the Veggie Tales. I checked out two Veggie videos from the library —… Continue reading Veggie Madness “Now the moral

I made waffles for breakfast this morning. That is the usual Saturday protocol. I topped it with Vermont Maid brand syrup: “The taste New England loves.” distributed by B & G, Roseland, NJ.

Aw, shucks. William Luse has some nice words for our blog over at Apologia. Since we can’t send him cookies we added Apologia to the blogroll. (I so want to go mining around in those archives. Here’s a treat I came across right away: We are not sent into this world for nothing; we are… Continue reading Aw, shucks. William Luse has