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Catholic Husband
June 5,2023It’s not a mistake for a father to share a piece of his identity with his family. My sense of emptiness comes not out of a dark place, but out of a place of truth. In a world where children are seen as an accessory, I sense my children’s essential nature.
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June 4,2023
Mission Impossible: 3
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June 3,2023
Report: Sandbag That Tripped Biden On Stage Also Participated In Jan 6 Capitol Riot | Babylon Bee
“We have also found a lengthy manifesto written by the sandbag,” the source said. “We will not be releasing the manifesto to the public due to the potential damage it could cause to our democracy, but it’s really bad. Just trust us, we’re the government.”
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June 1,2023
Senate Votes to Block Biden’s Student-Debt Relief Plan - WSJ
The Senate voted 52-46 Thursday to approve a Republican-led proposal to block President Biden’s hotly debated student-debt forgiveness plan, setting up an expected veto.
Congress has spoken, clearly.
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Reading
May 30,2023
Currently reading: The Legacy Journey by Dave Ramsey 📚
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Catholic Husband
May 29,2023Life with small children is never easy, but it’s always full of great meaning and beauty. I’ll enjoy the quiet time ahead, focusing on what needs to be done. But I’ll look forward to when my children return, and things are less quiet.
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May 28,2023
If your projector screens have a more prominent place in your parish than the Tabernacle, you’re doing it wrong.
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Catholic Husband
May 22,2023New Beginnings - Catholic Husband
We’re starting to take things off the wall, preparing for painting and putting the house on the market. As I took that first hook out of the wall, I felt that moving feeling that filled my childhood. As the fresh paint dried, my nose picked up on that familiar scent that always signaled something new.
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May 17,2023
IRS Weighs Creating a Government-Run Tax-Prep Option - WSJ
“It’s problematic that we instead provide it through these private corporations that prey on people and extract profits from taxpayers that are just fulfilling that civic duty.”
No one has to use paid software, the forms are available everywhere and you can do them by hand.
What’s problematic is that we’ve implemented a tax code that’s so complex that even accounts and CPAs use software to prepare their own returns.
I pay $60 to TurboTax to save me tens of hours per year on preparing my return. If the IRS prepares a “draft” for me, with the strong incentive for them to make calculation decisions in their favor, how much more will that cost me?