Cynthia Yockey, A Conservative Lesbian
A Conservative Lesbian
David Swindle is the editor of David Horowitz’s blog, Newsreal, and he recently had some very instructive fun with a progressive who applied to blog for Newsreal. I commented: David, I recommend always starting from axioms. The axioms of fiscal conservativism/classical liberalism are that individuals generate wealth from their own ideas when they can operate …
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A blog war on the subject of feminism broke out a couple of weeks ago between Little Miss Attila and Stacy McCain, of The Other McCain. My contribution in Attila’s comment section was minimalist — “Attila: right. Stacy: wrong.” I think that must be why I’m not linked in Attila’s post tonight thanking her sisters-in-arms–in …
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Via my dear friend, Jenny, The Bloggess, a couple of days ago I found the blog of a young lesbian who is in seminary on the ordination track to be a Lutheran minister — thus the name of her blog, Emm in Sem: Gay marriage isn’t revolutionary. It’s just the next step in marriage’s evolution. …
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I started this blog two years ago today.
I apologize for being away for so long. I am working on a couple of projects that require my full attention AND that I take better care of myself. If I were to try to keep things lively by reviewing other people’s work and linking it here, I would almost certainly find something I would …
I’m sorry I haven’t been posting. In the afternoons, when I would usually write, for the last several days I’ve been making the house more energy efficient so we can be warm and reduce our heating bills. My other usual writing time is right after seeing my father to bed, but I’ve been going to …
Margaret Rose Ardussi, born June 1, 1941; died Dec. 7, 2004.
This video is neuroanatomist Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor‘s talk at the TED conference on Feb. 27, 2008, on her experience of a hemorrhagic stroke in 1996. You may relate better to some posts I’m planning if you have listened to this speech first. I plan to refer to it when I write about my own …
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I’ve been neglecting my blogging because I’m still getting over my cough. I usually write after seeing my father to bed, but if I stay up late, it will take longer to get well. It may sound like I’m being a princess about this, but my big motivation for taking care of myself and trying …
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I have some clutter to clear and organizing to do and while I’m working on that, something in my schedule has to give and it’s going to have to be the blog rather than my father’s care. I’ve noticed quite the correlation to keeping up with my own fitness program and being able to think …