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1. Today we celebrate the feast day of St. Josephine Margaret Bakhita. Although St. Josephine is not an American Saint, I think it is very fitting that her feast day is in February, during Black History Month.
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2. I am just absolutely flabbergasted by the decision of the Supreme Court on the Abortion law in Louisiana. I am especially annoyed by Judge Roberts and his siding with the liberal judges on the court in voting to keep abortion “accessible to women.”
To my leftist friends, don’t mourn for the loss of Justice Kennedy. Roberts is a combo of Judge Kennedy and Judge Souter. What a bitter disappointment he has turned out to be.
- a safe abortion performed by a doctor with admitting privileges at a local hospital. Because even though getting admitting privileges means the physician went through the trouble of obtaining privileges, which is a, a detailed and tedious process. But it is necessary to ensure patients are getting the best care possible, said Kay Bolin, manager of Medical Staff Services at Southeast Missouri Hospital. But nope. You don’t have the right to that.
- A clean facility that meets the same standards as an urgi care center or a surgical center.
Although it is constitutional that the president informs Congress of the state of the union, it really wasn’t a big deal to most people until the 1960s with the rise of television.
Now it’s kind of traditional and a nice public relations opportunity for the president to speak his mind and get all of his thoughts out without opposition while he’s speaking at least.
With that said, I enjoyed President Trump’s speech this week. I thought he delivered it well, and I thought it was well crafted. I especially enjoyed seeing the World War II veterans in attendance as well as the young cancer survivor.
We only had one table and that was to eat on, but I did have shelves with art supplies that were low enough that kids could get to them and create anything they wanted to. Now my girls have bedrooms that are part bedroom/ part art room. And when my granddaughter comes over, I have ample supplies for her as well.
I’m not a big fan of leaving supplies out in the family area all the time, but I do believe in having the supplies where kids can get at them and encouraging them to use them.
Going over these disasters gave my students a way to see how the science we have studied carries over into industry and into something like the space program. These included weather, temperature, wind, chemistry, gravity, force, and scientific theory, laws, and methods. It was a great class and I think the students really enjoyed it because they were alert and asked a lot of questions!
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