Archive for October, 2004

being forced to choose

Friday, October 29th, 2004

cecily makes a point that i made privately to michelle: cecily was forced to choose between her life and that of her unborn remaining child. You can read about it on her blog; I won’t recount the sad tale.
as cecily pointed out, think about this if you haven’t already voted:
do you want to live […]

no words

Wednesday, October 27th, 2004

what do you say when the world ends?
nothing but love.

referrals

Wednesday, October 27th, 2004

it’s sometimes interesting to see who’s coming here and why.
ovidril and ovulation. obviously someone doing fertility stuff. welcome to our world.
people seem to come here when i slap julie with a trackback. cool to know those work. but nobody writes back, except cecily who is, as i wrote last post, unable to […]

with love

Tuesday, October 26th, 2004

for cecily, with love. as much as charlie, except with pants. read if you wish; pray if you do; help if you can.

infertility considerations …

Saturday, October 23rd, 2004

… a couple years past …
as most of you know, i speak with only limited authority on infertility subjects, but something jody said (responding to julie’s fantastic post) seriously caught my attention.
my own re’s office publishes statistics for all their multiple births, on the web page back to 2001 (though apparently they haven’t updated the […]

bush’s attitude

Saturday, October 23rd, 2004

sherry f. colb, writing for cnn, wrote a column about the differences between john kerry and shrub (as we in texas know him) over abortion, constrasting their town meeting responses to a voter’s question.
i’ll leave abortion for another post. but colb points out something that i’ve seen pointed out elsewhere, and that i’ve seen […]

opposition to the war

Wednesday, October 20th, 2004

i wrote the following back before the invasion of iraq, and so as you read it, keep in mind the context of the day. also keep in mind that the context of the conversation was a jewish mailing list, and part of the topic revolved around opposition of the war on purely religious grounds.

1) […]

i am a liberal

Wednesday, October 20th, 2004

as i sit here and think on matters political, i’ll post something here that was written by warren norwood, an author and friend of mine. i’ve edited slightly. reprinted by permission. over the next few days i may (hope to) write about some stuff that’s been on my mind in the political […]


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