Katy’s Weblog
We look at others less fortunate, and we feel better about our own situation, don’t we?
But how about when see those in better situations, do we feel dissatisfied about our own?
If I had chosen to go to a different college, my life could be as good as theirs. If I go to a…
Lisa, Kathryn – I must say I didn’t love Rudy’s line: “How dare they question whether Sarah Palin has enough time for her children and the vice presidency? They would never say that about a man…”
I understood the politics of it and liked the turnabout. But I do think that the concerns aren’t crazy, even if so many of Palin’s liberal critics are offering them in the worst and most disgusting bad faith.
A caller to Stand To Reason said that the only pro-life advocates she has heard are men.
She insisted that since men cannot understand what it’s like to experience an unwanted pregnancy, it would be better if there were more women pro-life advocates.
First, this caller needs to open her eyes. A simple Google search…
I was listening to the late Adrian Rogers’ sermon in my car yesterday:
“God did not give us spiritual gifts for our enjoyment. He gave them to us for our employment.”
I’ve always known that our spiritual gifts for not for ourselves, but to serve others.
But this time, it struck me how we don’t put it into practice.
Who would ever want to run for public office??
Palin’s children may be straight A students, or doing hours of volunteer work, but will the media write a front page story about that?
If you advocate abstinence, and if some people do not follow your advice, does it mean your stand on abstinece is wrong or unworkable?
Read more of “Is it an issue that Sarah Palin’s daughter is pregnant?”
I found this site’s analysis very interesting. it gave me a little more confidence in McCain’s choice for running mate.
Here are some excerpts from Adam Brickley’s posts :
Sarah Palin is an anomaly in American politics. It’s not because she’s a woman, not because of her blue-collar background, and not because of her ability…
I don’t get out much.
The only time we go places is to meet up with friends and relatives.
My cousin was here from Hong Kong, and I ate out more last week with my cousin than the last 6 months combined.
We had crepes at the Farmer’s Market, sushi in Claremont, pasta at Cheesecake…
*Waking up at 6:20AM instead of lazying around in bed till 10AM.
*Packing ham and cheese sandwiches that my daughter doesn’t eat.
*So happy to have my daughter home at 2:15pm. I loved the summer when she is home with me all day!
*The little boy who waits in front of our house for the school bus grew several inches over the summer.
Regret is wishing you took a different action, after you saw the results of your decision.
I will always remember pushing a Christmas tree into our van. In a moment of carelessness, a branch from the tree ripped the felt on the ceiling of the van. It was a irreparable mistake.
“And I pray that you, being rooted and established in love, may have power, together with all the saints, to grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ, and to know this love that surpasses knowledge—that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God.”