@914Ann Nope. Not for an instant. Early in our marriage, we agreed she would stop working and stay home once we had children.We knew it would be best for our kids. And, after the first two spent a couple of years in public schools, we pulled them out and homeschooled them.
@EricRSammons
@GaryMcK73205193@RealJamesWoods Gary, didn’t see the other responses, but allow me to suggest:
- Bunker Hill, Valiant Ambition, and In the Hurricane’s Eye by N. Philbrick
- John Adams by David McCullough
- His Excellency by Joseph Ellis
- Alexander Hamilton, and Washington by Ron Chernow
This is SHOCKING (4x) and TERRIFYING!! The highway could be closed for ‘weeks or months, perhaps years!’ impacting travel not just in PA, but through the Northeast.
80 years ago, the US won WWII. In 2023, the country is brought to its knees by a collapsed overpass.
95 COLLAPSE.
A tanker truck caught fire underneath the I-95 overpass at Cottman avenue. A piece of the interstate is on the ground. Manhole covers are exploding all around this. AVOID THE AREA @6abc
I remember when homosexual activists said they ‘just wanted to be left in peace to live their lives’.
Gay Pride Launches Economic Warfare On Catholic Father Of Five https://t.co/3BleUaHgWC
So, according to Lafferty, the “basics of critical thinking” have nothing to do with “impeccable deductive logic” but instead with regular resort to the fallacy of appeal to motive. You can’t make this stuff up, folks!
Oh wait, actually you can, because Lafferty made it up.
@RealJamesWoods According to Fred Anderson in his excellent history "Crucible of War", Tanaghrisson came up to where Jumonville lay, said "Thou art not yet dead, my father", then buried his hatchet in his skull.
@carleolson Ruh Roh.
We got married when I was 24 and she was 23.
This January will be our 40th anniversary. But, if there's 'too much to lose', we better call it off and tell our kids and grandkids to cancel plans for the anniversary parry.