Monday, February 07, 2011

Strolling around the old neighborhood

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I wanted to check my memory on something, so I have been over here reading through the archives. It's unleashed a flood of memories (alt...
Friday, January 01, 2010

Testing, testing

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I'm thinking of moving my blog back here, for various reasons. This is just a test, to see if I can successfully navigate in now-unfamil...
Thursday, October 16, 2008

Moving to a new address

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Begging your pardon for any inconvenience, but I'm moving over to http://suitableformixedcompany.wordpress.com/ . Please come visit me t...
Monday, October 13, 2008

The Gratitude Community

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Over at Holy Experience: The Thousand Gifts , posted back in late 2006, Anne Voskamp tells of deciding to write down not the gifts she wante...
Friday, October 10, 2008

Report from a small town that's suddenly big

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Barbara Curtis at Mommy Life invited a Wasilla, Alaska, resident to report on what it's like to live there these days, and serves up Ou...

The $5 book club

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Russell Roberts has an idea for getting his newest book into the hands of people who "are either highly skeptical or influential (teach...
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Thursday, October 09, 2008

Publishers and conservatives

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Harry Stein muses on The Future of Conservative Books (City Journal, Summer 2008). That would be nonfiction books. Side note: what the publ...

Baby announcement protocol (or a lack thereof)

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A friend recently gave birth to her first baby, and we heard about it in a series of phone calls. The first call came from a mutual friend, ...

Ladies for Life blog and blogroll

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I've just set up a Ladies for Life blog. Right now I'd like to concentrate on compiling a blogroll that lets pro-life ladies of al...
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Wednesday, October 08, 2008

Gov. Palin on "Alaska's Promise for the Nation"

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Just so what I wrote in my last post isn't taken out of context, one working woman who decidedly seems able to work and simultaneously h...

Reliance versus dependence

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We've been having a running discussion around here (offline) about how so many marriages where the woman works outside the home either d...