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September 27, 2023
There is a lot of turmoil at work right now. An attorney and a law clerk were let go, and then our accountant. I was going
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Self-Control
September 25, 2023
Listening to some podcasts featuring a trauma psychologist named Sadia Khan, and she mentioned that one of the main things women ought to be looking
End of the Journey
September 23, 2023
So back on April 24, I decided I was going to lose weight. My ideal weight is about 150, and I hadn’t weighed that little
Sicilian Heritage
September 23, 2023
Going to Rome this year has me interested in getting a better grip on Italian history. Since my heritage on my mom’s side is Sicilian,
Prayers and Answers
September 22, 2023
I was contacted by a friend the other day who is really going through a tough time right now. I won’t go into any details,
AI and Directives
September 21, 2023
Interesting conversation about the developments in AI here: The Gray Area with Sean Illing: Should we press pause on AI? on Apple Podcasts Some of
Luke 13 and 14
September 21, 2023
Reading through Luke in my Bible time and I’m noticing a theme jumping out at me. Luke 13 Fig tree that doesn’t produce fruit- give it
Political Compass Test
September 17, 2023
This is the political compass test. The description below is from the website. “Please note that this isn’t a survey, and these aren’t questions. They’re
Lex Oppia Debate
August 30, 2023
195 BC. Rome. A motion was brought by the pleb tribunes to repeal the Lex Oppia. The Lex Oppia, brought by Gaius Oppius during the
August 2023 Reading
August 29, 2023
Far from the Madding Crowd- Thomas Hardy (1874) I know, you want to say “maddening” rather than “madding”, but that’s not the title. Madding means frenzied. The
