âI love those skies, thin blue or snowy gray./Those fields, sparse-planted, rendering meager sheaves./That Spring, briefer than apple blossomsâ breath, /SUMMER,SO MUCH TOO BEAUTIFUL TO STAY,/Swift Autumn, like a bonfire of leaves/And sleepy Winter, like the sleep of death.â âElinor Wylie, from Wild Peaches Here on our mountain we are at the heart of summer … Continue reading In the Midst of Life..
Author: Hypatia
Joel to the World
âBeat your plowshares into swords , and your pruning hooks into spears; let the weak say, I am strong.â âJoel 3:10 âŚâŚâZackâly!! Iâm sicka the converse, âswords into plowsharesâ.
Bastille Day
I have been fascinated by the 1789 revolution for decades. As you know, it was on July 14, 1789, that a Parisian mob stormed the Bastille, a fortress-like prison in the city. There were only about 6 prisoners incarcerated there at the time, people who had been privately put away by their own relatives who … Continue reading Bastille Day
Mammaries of the 117th Congress
Nancy Pelosi is in Italy enjoying Andrea Bocelliâs favorite beach resort. A photo of her deep (and totes righteous) cleavage is all over the news, with all commentators, male and female andâŚwhatevs⌠, miming the obligatory gagging and wincing. Now lemme say: i hate this lady for her politics. But this post is just about … Continue reading Mammaries of the 117th Congress
Only A Woman
Letâs think long and hard about the fact that that bozo who shot up the parade in Highland Park dressed as a (butt-ass ugly ) woman to evаde suspicion and capture. With all the attention being paid to âtransâ individuals , the ârespectâ due to their âbraveryâ, doesnt anybody think itâs worth exploring why this … Continue reading Only A Woman
On Time
Having a bit of a kerfluffle about the Garden of Eden story this week. Specifically, Godâs edict to Adam and Eve that if they ate of the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge, âin the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely dieâ. At tha point, they werent immortal. The Tree of Life was … Continue reading On Time
Pinch Me!
What with the Supreme Court decisions this week, Im getting the same kind of feeling i had when Trump won in 2016. i could hardly believe it! i wa ecstatic but scared (with good reason, as it turned outâremember all those riots immediately after? if you don t, its because the Dems want nobody to … Continue reading Pinch Me!
Come Along!
Have you ever been in Prague in winter? You can go, right now, courtesy of the novelist Sarah Perry: âTrams rattle on up to the National Theater, where, down in the pit, the oboists suck their reeds, and the first violin taps her bow two times against the music stand, itâs two weeks past Christmas … Continue reading Come Along!
Womenâs Freedom post Dobbs
Iâm trying to work sumpân out in my head, be patient. Nancy Pelosi said today that as a result of Roe v. Wade being overruled, âwomen today have less freedom than their mothers did.â Maybe thats true, IF you start your analysis from the moment you find yourself pregnant. But what about freedom concerning the … Continue reading Womenâs Freedom post Dobbs
Interest-ing Times
I keep hearing that mortgage interest rates are âsoaringâ at 5 to 6 percent! Whaa?!? Back in the 70s the standard mortgage interest rate was â now, take a deep breathâ Nine (9) percent! oh, you might luck out with a tad under 9, or get stuck with a tad over, but for years it … Continue reading Interest-ing Times
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