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Showing posts with label politics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label politics. Show all posts
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
election day - past and present
Ahh...to be 18 again, coming off the Reagan era - let's just say I was a very enthusiastic first time voter! Before the age of digital cameras and blogging - I took pictures of this big occassion (kinda quirky)...
my favorite yard in the neighborhood where I grew up- I always dreamed of having flag pole in my front yard someday....maybe I should move to Tennessee first as it seems a little redneck for CA.......
and I wore red, white and blue - of course! complete with my George Bush button. So full of hope and optimism - and paying so little taxes :)
my favorite yard in the neighborhood where I grew up- I always dreamed of having flag pole in my front yard someday....maybe I should move to Tennessee first as it seems a little redneck for CA.......
and I wore red, white and blue - of course! complete with my George Bush button. So full of hope and optimism - and paying so little taxes :)Today, 20 years later -
I vote and I pray. I worry a little. I know Him who knows all things. I hate that evil is being called good and good is being called evil.
Yet, there is nothing new under the sun.
"Secularism advances, only as orthodoxy retreats. As surely as we yield the ground staked out for the church, the barbarians will advance to claim the terrain."
Charles Colson
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Saturday, July 12, 2008
Goodbye Tony Snow
From http://corner.nationalreview.com
"It's Great to Love People This Much." [Kathryn Jean Lopez]
In that David Gregory interview, I think it's probably impossible not to cry while watching Snow talk about his family — about his love for his children and his wife. They have a lot of prayers being said in their names today.As for the rest of us, Tony Snow talks in that interview about "a depth of happiness" that cancer made possible in his life — he became closer to his wife, his family, being forced to think about the eternal things in a new way. The rest of us ought to sign off of our computers, turn the Blackberry off, and be with our loved ones — totally present — living this day as if it might be your last. "God put us on earth to help each other," Snow told Gregory. Consider these days of reflection on the example of Tony Snow as his help to all of us."When you die, you graduate," Snow told Gregory. Happy Graduation Day.
"It's Great to Love People This Much." [Kathryn Jean Lopez]
In that David Gregory interview, I think it's probably impossible not to cry while watching Snow talk about his family — about his love for his children and his wife. They have a lot of prayers being said in their names today.As for the rest of us, Tony Snow talks in that interview about "a depth of happiness" that cancer made possible in his life — he became closer to his wife, his family, being forced to think about the eternal things in a new way. The rest of us ought to sign off of our computers, turn the Blackberry off, and be with our loved ones — totally present — living this day as if it might be your last. "God put us on earth to help each other," Snow told Gregory. Consider these days of reflection on the example of Tony Snow as his help to all of us."When you die, you graduate," Snow told Gregory. Happy Graduation Day.
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