AFTER THE ABORTION: Angela Forker is creating a powerful series of images about abortion regret. Bookmark this!
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PI DAY: I’m celebrating God’s tender care for me this Pi Day. Last night, my favorite pair of reading glasses broke. I just googled “cheap reading glasses warehouse” and found a place that had exactly what I wanted AND the style was discontinued so marked down to $4/pair AND they were having a Pi Day sale so I got 31% off. I’m getting FOUR new pairs of glasses for $14.90. !!
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CONGRATULATIONS to my Dearest who started his architecture business 30 years ago today.
HONORING OUR FALLEN HERO: We just received news that President Trump will be awarding Staff Sergeant Travis Atkins the Medal of Honor in a much-belated ceremony at the White House. In 2007, Travis selflessly threw himself on a suicide bomber to save the lives of those around him. His spirit as the Best Man in Absentia was very present at the post-deployment wedding of our Army Princess and her Prince, who was Travis’ best friend. Continue reading
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Southern Baptist Pastor Resigns in Disgrace After Admitting He Does Not Like Casseroles
From The Babylon Bee.
WEST HATTIESBURG, MS—Local Southern Baptist pastor Pete Harrison resigned in disgrace earlier this week after admitting that he doesn’t like eating casseroles.
The scandal unfolded after a church congregant unearthed comments made by Harrison in a recorded sermon over 10 years ago, in which Harrison said he preferred “something healthy like a nice garden salad” to “fatty, unhealthy casseroles.”
Dozens of angered church members stormed Harrison’s home with pitchforks and torches hastily assembled out of the church’s unused front pew, demanding answers. The pastor emerged, frightened and sheepish, and made a statement. Continue reading
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Trans Regret
Jamie Schupe, the first person to be legally recognized as “nonbinary” now says it was all a sham, a scam, and a horrible mistake.
“Four years ago, I wrote about my decision to live as a woman in The New York Times, writing that I had wanted to live “authentically as the woman that I have always been,” and had “effectively traded my white male privilege to become one of America’s most hated minorities.”
“Three years ago, I decided that I was neither male nor female, but nonbinary—and made headlines after an Oregon judge agreed to let me identify as a third sex, not male or female.
“Now, I want to live again as the man that I am.
“I’m one of the lucky ones. Despite participating in medical transgenderism for six years, my body is still intact. Most people who desist from transgender identities after gender changes can’t say the same. Continue reading
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Eight Women
The abortion industry would like women to believe abortion is a “one and done” experience.
But it isn’t something someone does in one day. It is something that lasts a lifetime.
Below, eight women describe some of the pain and regret they have experienced in the aftermath of their abortions.
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