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December 7,2021
Old people take gifts to their doctors.
The thought never crossed my mind.
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Catholic Husband
December 6,2021Make Straight Paths - Catholic Husband
The prophets tell us to make straight the paths of the Lord, to focus on Him and move directly towards Him. God knows us and knows our hearts. He doesn’t expect perfection. He patiently anticipates failures and deviation. That’s why He gave us the Church and the Sacraments. These mile markers and road signs guide us back to where we want to go.
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December 5,2021
My favorite of all.
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December 5,2021
Mr. Blinken suggested earlier this week that if Russia invades Ukraine, the U.S. would deploy harsh economic sanctions of a type it has held back from using so far.
Golly, economic sanctions sure are scary!!!!
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December 5,2021
Time to decorate!
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December 5,2021
Jerusalem, take off your robe of mourning and misery, put on the splendor of glory from God forever.
Baruch 5:1
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December 4,2021
Biden Administration Celebrates Creating 2 Whole Jobs - The Babylon Bee
The two newly created jobs—Ambassador to Chinese Tech Oligarchs and Communications Go-Between for Ukrainian Oil Barons—were both filled by Hunter Biden.
So close!
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December 3,2021
Will the Justices Let Go of Abortion? - WSJ Opinion
Overturning Roe would mean returning a furiously contested national issue of almost 50 years standing to the democratic process. This wouldn’t “solve” the problem or “end” the struggle. It would bring the responsibility for solving and ending it closer to the people.
This is the core issue. Instead of an immovable policy at the pleasure of nine justices, the decision returns to the States where the voters can decide for themselves.
It won’t be settled for a few years. But then it will settle. This path—overturning—is the closest America will get to justice and democratic satisfaction on this issue.
The Court is only political when it removes legitimate power from the electorate and reserves it for itself.
they will be under pressure to hold to precedent, based on the understandable argument that it is a very big thing to overturn such a momentous decision—especially in a divided country, especially in a time of wavering faith in institutions and especially with a case as famous as Roe. They will be tempted to choose narrower and less dramatic path.
Thank goodness justices of the past had the courage to walk away from similarly terrible precedents that enabled slavery and segregation.
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December 3,2021
Man Excited To Add 2-Cent Gas Savings To The 16 Cents He Saved On July 4 - The Babylon Bee
At publishing time, the man was saddened to learn that due to inflation, his 18 cents is now worth less than a penny.
Bittersweet.
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December 3,2021
‘It’s Demo Day!’ Shouts Joel Osteen Taking A Sledgehammer To His Church Walls - The Babylon Bee
Sources from the church say Osteen has been happily swinging all night, having found $599,999. He remains committed to searching for days, if necessary, to find the one remaining lost dollar.
A true shepherd!
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December 3,2021
Senate Approves Spending Bill Averting Government Shutdown - WSJ
then quickly maneuvered the legislation through both the House and Senate before the expiration of current funding at 12:01 a.m. Saturday.
They had hours to go before hitting their deadline, why the big rush?
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December 2,2021
Fauci Stresses Masks, Vaccines, Boosters After First Case of Omicron Detected in U.S. - Newsweek
“We know what we need to do to protect people. Get vaccinated if you’re not already vaccinated, get boosted if you’ve been vaccinated for more than six months with an mRNA or two months with J&J. And all the other things we’ve been talking about: getting your children vaccinated, masking in indoor congregate settings, etc.”
We’re pretty deep into this game for the message, “Get three shots and then continue to live as if you got zero shots” to be effective.
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December 2,2021
It’s a branded kind of day.
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December 2,2021
Sources confirmed that with new digital technology, Heaven will be able to track Bible reading across all Android and iOS devices, and adjust heavenly rewards accordingly.
Seems fair.
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December 2,2021
Biden’s COVID campaign promises have aged terribly - Washington Examiner
Biden didn’t hesitate to lump all the responsibility for last year’s deaths on Trump’s shoulders and label him unfit for office. So, it’s perfectly fair for us to ask the president to accept that same responsibility — or admit he was wrong to throw such smears around in the first place.
The latter is the appropriate response. Humility is a welcome virtue.
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December 2,2021
Democrats and Republicans Reach Deal to Try to Prevent Government Shutdown - WSJ
Democrats and Republicans reached an agreement to extend government funding through Feb. 18
Democrats have total and they still can’t pass a basic budget. They can spend and finance new money like never before, but struggle to fund essential government functions.
No different than when Republicans had total control of Washington.
Totally dysfunctional, and paradoxically, a system that incentivizes dysfunction.
Never fear, America, in the end Democrats and Republicans will hold hands and waste your tax dollars without qualms and then pat each other on the back for their very good governance.
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December 2,2021
Omicron Reinfects Government - WSJ Opinion
With Omicron’s discovery days ago in South Africa and before that the surge of infections in Europe, it is striking how reflexively governments are reverting to the strategies used at Covid’s onset in early 2020—crude travel bans, lockdowns, border closings and quarantines.
Emphasis mine.
Hour-to-hour adaptability is the 21st century’s defining characteristic. One word defines government’s response to the Covid pandemic: rigidity.
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December 1,2021
Harris reportedly said to herself as she sat in her West Wing office and stared at the blank form, eventually resorting to a Googled list of phrases commonly used by employees when evaluating themselves. “Let’s see. Oh, that’s good—I’ll put that I ‘used my organizational and problem-solving skills to help others facilitate the achievement of key objectives.’ That could mean anything.
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December 1,2021
Some Professional Degrees Leave Students With High Debt but Without High Salaries - WSJ
In three popular fields—chiropractic medicine, dentistry and veterinary medicine—every professional program with available data had median debt loads that topped median earnings two years after graduation.
Oops.
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December 1,2021
Metaverse Real Estate Piles Up Record Sales in Sandbox and Other Virtual Realms - WSJ
Republic Realm, a firm that develops real estate in the metaverse, said it paid $4.3 million for land in the world Sandbox, the biggest virtual real-estate sale publicized to date
I’ve got some digital plots that I’m willing to let go for $4.2M.
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November 30,2021
A Dubious Union Revote at Amazon - WSJ Opinion
Union advocates claim to empower workers but are quick to cast them as dupes if they refuse the union message.
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November 29,2021
Big day!
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November 29,2021
I lost 3lbs on vacation.
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Catholic Husband
November 29,2021Structure is good, but rigidity is fatal. We have to be willing and able to pivot. We have to look forward and see disruption coming, and ensure that we’re living our best lives.
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November 28,2021
Make this trip end.