Kids, Community, and Companions: Thoughts on the Safety of Our Families
A young friend of mine started a relationship with a guy a few months back, and all things considered, he is a rare find. He is knowledgeable about things he[…]
Author: Horsa Horsa
Horsa is a Millennial from the Midwest who attended a small Christian university perched between cow towns and corn fields. She graduated, tried working in the public school system, repented, and now serves her family by working from and staying at home. She enjoys the creative arts, dry humor, and the sweet wine that honestly just tastes like juice.
Don’t Be a Face in the Crowd – Be the Crowd
I was recently at the park with my kids when a summer camp of Catholic boys and girls went marching by, right through the middle of the park. They held[…]
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The Left’s Pleasure Is Love Lost
“Equality is a mortuary word.” ~Christopher Fry After the “how-dare-he” immigration enforcement that resulted in the media creating an outright leftist frenzy, I was once again saddened to see so[…]
The Rise of the Multi-Level Marketing Mommies
First there was cry for women to have a vote. Then there was the rush for women to leave the traditional family structure and set out in the workforce. Once[…]
The Amygdala and a Dollop of Ambiguity
A 2015 Atlantic article delves into the incredible changes that occur in a woman’s body and brain during pregnancy and post-partum. Learning the intricacies of the body’s responses to stimuli[…]
The Tired White Normie
The United States is full of tired white people. Over-stimulated and under-nourished with tradition, they simply don’t have the energy it takes to look into their past, research their history,[…]
The War for Women
“The love of husband and wife is the force that welds society together.” ~St. John Chrysostom “It is not hard to obey when we love the one whom we obey.”[…]
The Signs of the Times
I was driving home from some errands the other day and, while sitting at a stoplight, I noticed the advertisement over the Verizon Wireless store. It was lit up telling[…]
Why Privilege?
Another day has moved on in America. Another day filled with privilege. The media and state continues to teach that all those who enjoy safety and warmth take advantage of[…]
How to Suffer
As a way to bring in extra income, I work from home on the computer, teaching English to kids in China. It’s an interesting gig, one that I have enjoyed[…]
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