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Looking for quotes

July 19, 2009by Val Sanford 1 Comment

Some mornings I go quote hunting.  It’s more like mushroom hunting or herb gathering that stalking deer.    I have no clear mission, no clear target, just a sense of wanting something […]

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faith, General, personal, Religion, stegner, wisdom, women, writing
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President Obama at Notre Dame Gradutation – Speech

May 18, 2009by Val Sanford Leave a comment

Thank you, Father Jenkins for that generous introduction. You are doing an outstanding job as president of this fine institution, and your continued and courageous commitment to honest, thoughtful dialogue […]

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Abortion, obama, President Obama, Religion
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Julia Ward Howe’s original Mother’s Day vision.

May 8, 2009by Val Sanford 1 Comment

Reaffirming Julia Ward Howe’s Mother’s Day Vision, by Jonathan Klate  Julia Ward Howe offered her Mother’s Day Proclamation to the world in 1870.  Her dream was the establishment of an […]

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Politics, Religion, suffrage, Volunteering, women
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Dipping Twice

April 12, 2009by Val Sanford Leave a comment

Last night Mike and I went to on of our friend’ house for a Seder meal.  Ziv and Aviv are here from Israel and they joined us as well. As […]

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Extremists threaten America.

March 1, 2009by Val Sanford 2 Comments

CPAC – the Conservative Political Action Conference just ended in Washington DC. Speaker highlights from Ann Coulter, Rush Limbaugh, John Bolton have peppered the blogosphere, Fox News (seen from my […]

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General, obama, Politics, President Obama, press, Religion, Volunteering

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