A palindrome reads the exact opposite when read backwards, as it does, when its read forwards. Jon Reed’s palindrome, Lost Generation, can be viewed on YouTube. It is intriguing for two reasons – the palindrome itself and the message it conveys. Click to view –
“I come from a family of losers, and I’ve rejected my family as something I don’t want to be like.” Please click on my link to my related post – Lazy Losers Vol. #2 Essay 10
BLESS THIS HOUSE Within these bright & solid walls, God holds a golden key; to rooms of safety, warmth & pride, a place called “family.” May all our days be filled with trust, nights blessed from up above, and as the years pass tenderly, may this roof shelter Love. From month to year… from friend … Continue reading
” Losers make promises they often break. Winners make commitments they always keep.” Please click on my link to my related post – Lazy Losers Vol. #2 Essay 10
Dear Followers, I recently attended my first writer’s conference and discovered that there was much I did not know about blog “engagement”. The most alarming discovery was that when someone chooses to “follow” your blog that a “thank you” is required. And although I am still trying to determine the path by which this is … Continue reading
I ask you this, “Do you remember Eve’s role in the loss of Paradise?” Well, thanks to radical feminism, Eve is again in bed with the devil and through these debased women, Christian America is about to become Paradise Lost once more… While at her “boyfriend” Travis Alexander’s home, Jodi surreptitiously checked his cell phone … Continue reading
Nancy Astor: “Sir, if you were my husband, I would give you poison.” Churchill: “If I were your husband, I would take it.” Lady Nancy Astor was from Virginia. She was married to Waldorf Astor – 2nd Viscount Astor – and was the first woman elected to Parliament in Great Britain. She could be very … Continue reading
Please check out my new “Good Movies” page, on my Home page, in order to step back in time and see just how much Christian civility, respectability, duty and honor have been lost in the wake of radical, second-wave feminism’s “liberation” of women during the late 1960s and early 1970s.
ELIZA “I’ve got to get out of these clothes-fast.” The front door slammed behind her as my sister Eliza began to scream. Suddenly, she plowed past me and up the creaking staircase. I watched as she clawed her way to the second floor of the house that we had rented just the month before. As … Continue reading
“What made this nation great? Not its heroes but its households.” Please click on my link to my related post – Household Haven Vol. #2 Essay 8
It's the Women, Not the Men! 