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Happiness is Being Married to a German: February 2012
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A blog of two Texans (not really Germans). And their adorable kids. Wednesday, February 29, 2012. Isabelle helped me with the laundry today and decided she wanted to borrow a pair of Josie's panties. She then went outside to ride in style. Friday, February 17, 2012. Tuesday, February 14, 2012. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Our Ranch. Our Shenanigans. Our Life. Where the Green Grass Grows. I Hear Them All. Sowhat do you do all day? Joyful Hearts Moms Group. The Crazy Days of Our Lives. Thats not German - we...
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Bookish Catholics: January 2013
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Wednesday, January 30, 2013. After This: Authentic and Catholic. I'd like to say I've been at a loss as to what I might write about our January selection, After This,. Is McDermott's ability to make the reader feel like he has intimate knowledge of each character and moment whilst simultaneously being a distant observer of an expanse of time, much as we might consider the lives of acquaintances and neighbors. After This. That's too bad," he said. he knew enough not to laugh at her. He had already...In me...
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Bookish Catholics: More of Emily's thoughts on Never Give Up
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Thursday, March 28, 2013. More of Emily's thoughts on Never Give Up. Here's a link to another book blog that I have. It's a separate blog because I get books for free from a publishing house so long as I blog about them and review them on Amazon or some other website. Anyhoo.I wrote a long post over there about Never Give Up. Really, I think I could write an essay about this book. May 16, 2013 at 9:10 AM. Looking forward to keeping up with you! Susan www.solesearchingmamma.com. Summer 2013: Anna Karenina.
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Bookish Catholics: Nearly the best book I have ever read
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Wednesday, March 27, 2013. Nearly the best book I have ever read. Now, don't get me wrong. It's not as though there's anything wrong with "Never Give Up: My Life and God's Mercy" that's holding me back from giving it the best qualifier, it's my own 'I don't want to be wrong, how can I evaluate all the books I've ever read? More on that later, let's focus on the book. Pause, screaming, poopie diaper* *. Pause, screaming, more coffee* *. About John, as an author, he is saturated with knowledge of the truth...
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Bookish Catholics: Only Anne, by Dr. Ken Bugajski
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Friday, February 8, 2013. Only Anne, by Dr. Ken Bugajski. When we talked about North and South. Last fall, I nattered on about identity and the ways different aspects of Margaret Hale. S life and identity shift in the early chapters of the novel. Throughout Persuasion. S identity changes, too, but her story is different than Margaret. To start thinking about Anne. S identity, we can look at what Austen says about her early in the book. When Austen introduces this character in Chapter 1, she writes,.
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Bookish Catholics: September 2012
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Friday, September 14, 2012. Even as we absorb the gravity of Kristin lying on her death bed, we find ourselves drawing final connections while at the same time, making peace with that which we did not understand fully. But as we say goodbye to this very realistic human being, we glimpse the tapestry of her life from above, from the vantage point of eternity. And the loveliness is breathtaking. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Subscribe To Bookish Catholics. May 2013: My Sisters the Saints.
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Happiness is Being Married to a German: November 2011
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A blog of two Texans (not really Germans). And their adorable kids. Friday, November 18, 2011. Mayonnaise, Mustard, CATCH UP! I have dieted continuously for the last two decades and lost a total of 758 pounds. By all calculations, I should be hanging from a charm bracelet". What gives this week? Why the sudden surge of blogging? Tuesday, November 8, 2011. At almost 3 years old, Evelyn got her first hair cut. I didn't realize how long it really was, but we cut off a lot. Tuesday, November 1, 2011. The say...
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Bookish Catholics: A review of "My Sisters the Saints"
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Thursday, May 23, 2013. A review of "My Sisters the Saints". Written by Mary Wallace of The Working Catholic Mom. My Sisters the Saints, by Colleen Carroll Campbell. Colleen Carroll Campbell is definitely a working Catholic mom! Her newest book, My Sisters The Saints reveals Colleen as a strong, vulnerable, and capable leader, following a familiar journey of faith – those of many of us women, and in particular, those of 6 beautiful female Saints. Labels: Colleen Carroll Campbell. My Sisters the Saints.
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Happiness is Being Married to a German: Beach Trip
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A blog of two Texans (not really Germans). And their adorable kids. Saturday, June 23, 2012. One of the many blessings of my staying home with the kids is that we occasionally get to travel with Kevin on work trips. One of our most recent adventures took us to beautiful Corpus Christi so we did the beach thing. The girls really enjoyed it. They did not know what to think of the yucky salty water, but acclimated quickly. Thank goodness she is so careful and cares so much for all of us. I Hear Them All.
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Bookish Catholics: October 2012
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Monday, October 22, 2012. North and South: Unions. Guest Post by Dr. Ken Bugajski:. One of the central plot lines of North and South is the conflict between Thornton and the factory workers. Lauren and I thought you might like some historical context to fill in why there was so much animosity between these two. If you do want me to discuss voting in 19th-Century England, just say the word. ☺. Links to this post. Labels: Dr. Ken Bugajski. Tuesday, October 2, 2012. A guest post by Dr. Ken Bugajski,. When I...
