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A little more on hollering; English muffins; links!

August 10, 2024 By Leila 42 Comments

A bit more about hollering; some thoughts on baking bread and making English muffins as possibly not realistic for a large family; links! Come on in and read!

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Filed Under: family life Tagged With: AI, antibiotics, devices, English muffins, hollering, home, John Cuddeback, save-a-step, sourdough, vaccines

Feminism vs. Trad Wife; Bread; Knitting; Links!

July 27, 2024 By Leila 46 Comments

People have asked me what I think about the whole Trad Wife thing, and the reasons above are why I haven’t said much. It’s almost impossible to be drawn into discussing the problem without falling into that false dichotomy and being a victim of that controlled opposition. 

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Filed Under: what it means to be a woman Tagged With: controlled opposition, divorce, false dichotomy, feminism, hope, knitting corner, medieval celestial model, trad wife, vaccines

How and why to stop hollering across the house; Grandma’s rhubarb coffee cake; Links!

July 20, 2024 By Leila 17 Comments

How and why to stop all the hollering! Let’s make things more peaceful! And a recipe for delicious rhubarb coffeecake! Plus of course links! Come on in!

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Filed Under: family life, Uncategorized Tagged With: awnings, poetry, rhubarb coffeecake, Tony Esolen, Wyoming Catholic College song

I’m back with chitchat, a real magazine, and links!

July 13, 2024 By Leila 22 Comments

I’m back with garlic planting chitchat, news of a real-life magazine, and of course, links!

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Filed Under: gardening Tagged With: AI, beauty, C. S. Lewis, divorce, garlic planting, Hearth & Field, Rule of St. Benedict, Sigrid Undset

An apologia for pragmatism; my renewed bulletin board; and links!

June 22, 2024 By Leila 37 Comments

I believe that hearing of the worthiness of the goal and acknowledgement that anyway, it’s what you want to do in your heart of hearts, and then hearing how to do it so you can overcome the fear that you won’t be able to, is the way forward.

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Filed Under: building the culture Tagged With: Galileo, homemaking, IVF, modern architecture, poetry

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