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A week from Monday, if all goes according to plan, my wife will be having the surgery that will restore her to full health and mobility and put an end to the the daily pain she's been living with for nearly four years. Please, Lord, let this finally for once go according to plan.
A few chapters in, the authors and their characters are bored with the Rapture. So now this isn't a Rapture story anymore. It's an Antichrist-rising story. These stories are unrelated.
Thomas Merton's Epiphany, in Conjectures of a Guilty Bystander In Louisville, at the corner of Fourth and Walnut, in the center of the
The MAGA right is now denouncing ASL interpreters as “woke.” Mojo's Julia Métraux has a round-up of this latest weird eruption from folks like
I will never understand how Dennis Hastert allowed himself to become speaker of the House of Representatives.
Wherein I learn about a made-up word that became a real word for made-up words and we all get to see some books that don't exist.
By: Catherine Stachowiak, Fred Clark
Whatever Clark feels about becoming Man of the Year, he is happy to be replaced, as president of the Kern River Valley Chamber of Commerce.
Martin Luther King Jr., The Promissory Note speech In a sense we've come to our nation's capital to cash a check.
Life is complicated. The Fourteenth Amendment is not.
When you have real problems and all you can do is complain about them, then complain about them. A lot.
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