A church in Tampa, FL is planning on building a daycare center and preschool it says “the neighborhood desperately needs.”
We target working families that can’t afford a quality pre-school.
I hope that means that they will be providing a quality pre-school at an affordable rate, but the marketing language directed at people has always bothered [...]
Some things never change:
Public duty in this country is not discharged, as is so often supposed, by voting. A man may vote regularly and still fail essentially of his political duty, as the Pharisee, who gave tithes of all that he possessed and fasted three times in the week, yet lacked the very heart [...]
Our favorite team is the Richmond Tigers. You’ve probably never heard of them. It is football, but not like what they call football here in the states.
This is real football, played by real men. No pads. No oxygen on the sidelines. And cool goal umpires in top hats! Nothing [...]
This rating was determined based on the presence of the following words:
missionary (1x)
Now, I’m curious. If I were to get into the habit of dropping the “m” word frequently, would that earn me PG status?
Other than that horrendous word, I do tend to keep it pretty clean around here. But the internet, by [...]
I knew I was forgetting a link. The Carnival of Stay At Home Moms is up over at Mommy Babble.
And this just barely came in my email box: The Christian Carnival over at Chasing the Wind.
What is a carnival? Wikipedia answers.
Let’s see, what else has been emailed to me recently:
Nancy has [...]
While many of us are taking advantage of the summer to plan for next year, I thought I’d share a quote which spoke to me recently. In his essay on New Mexico, D. H. Lawrence captures perfectly the essence of my thoughts on what education should provide and what the combination of public school [...]
First off, I have found a social bookmarking site that I enjoy. I have played around with several and finally decided that they just aren’t for me. I like the idea of Blogg Buzz, and I hope it takes off because I think it could be a nice place to check for stories, [...]
Just hours before the European Council sat for its week long meetings, the document “The Dangers of Creationism in the School” was removed from the agenda. In it, the French EU politician, Guy Lengagne describes creationism as an “attack against democracy.” It is a problem that needs to be dealt with “before it is too [...]
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