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Welcome~
Thanks for stopping by - I'm an erratic and inconsistent blogger, but I hope it does some good to someone, somewhere. I hope it brings you a bit closer to Christ.
email me at laurab@catholic.org
email me at laurab@catholic.org
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- Barbara and Janice, seriously injured in car wreck, 2/14
What I'm reading these days -
- Douay-Rheims
- Fufillment of All Desire - Ralph Martin
- a lot of academic stuff for school
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- Advent thoughts: Purgatory
- Happy Thanksgiving to you all!
- Yeah, I'll join in!
- Digital Conversion for your Television Service
- Lavender blue, dilly, dilly - etc.
- Laura, Warrior Princess - It's Official
- Must-see Blog View
- And now, for something completely different:
- Is Obama an American Citizen? cont...
- Merry Tossmass! - Yeah, I can do this!
- More from Charleston and Greenville -
- White Martyrdom begins
- Another of my heroes -
- More and more -
- Taking up the Armor of Christ
- Look. If you don't daily check out http://daybyday...
- And more obscuring, still -
- Civilians don't fight - Citizens do
- Plans made obscure
- Zo - YES
- Yes, it's from the ONION -
- Jane Austen Heroine -
- And another image that seems to fit -
- Somehow this seems apt this morning...
- Post-election thoughts
- Election Day 2008
- In the midst of all the political bru-ha-ha -
- Something to think about
- Wizard of Washington
- More.... DAY BY DAY
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1 comment:
This reminds me of when I was probably about 11 years old. Grandma and Grandpa had two half-grown kittens. Grandma and I had been someplace together and when we got home to her house and opened the door, we saw a very elaborate Cats' cradle of yarn about ankle heighth all over the living room. Yarn was wrapped around the couch legs, and every chair and table leg several times back and forth, criss-crossing many times. Grandma was not amused. I'm not sure who she was maddest at - me for laughing hysterically, Grandpa for bringing home kittens in the first place, or the kittens for destroying her project and ruining the yarn. (Grandma got over it because they had the cats for years.)
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