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We Might Be Divided
03 Monday Apr 2017
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Happy Women’s Day!
08 Wednesday Mar 2017
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Codex here.
Today, like many women across the country, I participated in the national economy by working on my craft, and shopping for my family. I read my Bible, did laundry and cooked dinner for my family.
Later, on Gab, I’m going to correct a feminist meme.
So, basically, today was #DayWithoutFeminists.
More, please?
Reality Bites
10 Friday Feb 2017
Posted in Behind the Frames, Politics
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Fond Farewell
23 Monday Jan 2017
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Everyday Resistance
18 Wednesday Jan 2017
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The 2016 United States Presidential election is finally, mercifully, nearing it’s conclusion. It’s mostly over, except for the inauguration ceremony and the rage. We at Tempest in a Teardrop are all about the healing, so we are hopeful that social justice-types will take our sincere advice to their coffee-bean-sized hearts. Continue reading
The Year Ends
30 Friday Dec 2016
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President’s Decision Wheel
28 Wednesday Dec 2016
Posted in Politics, Pop Culture
We got this from HuffPo. Surely 100% accurate.
Hugo’s Hole
19 Monday Dec 2016
Posted in Politics, Pop Culture, Sad Puppies
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Guns and Newbs
14 Wednesday Dec 2016
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Today’s post is late because it appears at menofthewest.net. Yes, that’s right, we managed to sucker someone else into publishing our inanity today. It’s a list of ten common mistakes new gun owners make. Well, okay, nine mistakes and a great tip for planting watermelons.
Common Sense
30 Wednesday Nov 2016
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Sometimes after a forest fire we get pictures of cougars befriending fawns and fawns befriending cougars as they cohabitate in cuteness in the wildlife burn recovery ward. These pictures capture our imaginations because if two animals who normally try to eat each other in the wild can manage to find peace and friendship, there might be hope for humanity.
We’re living in a massive political forest fire. If you thought that electing Donald Trump would put it out, you are wrong. Continue reading
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