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In Which the Biathlon is the Awesomest Sport in the Olympics, Obviously

February 14, 2014 13 Comments

Figure skating and other spinny judged sports might be getting more attention, but I am confident in my conviction that the Biathlon is really where

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The Cuckoldry of a New Era: TV husbands and abortion

December 10, 2013 15 Comments

On the surface, two shows that I have recently watched (and reviewed on this blog) wouldn’t seem to have much in common. The Walking Dead

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A Zombie Apocalypse Birthday Party (at which I don’t dress up, but my unborn baby does)

November 10, 2013 11 Comments

Intrigued? You’re going to have to wait for it . . . (Jenny, you may want to just skip this whole post, but especially the

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Hallowtide . . . It’s How We Roll: All Saints Day Costumes for Awesome Kids Only

November 1, 2013 15 Comments

Happy All Hallows Eve, Feast of All Saints, and Commemoration of All Souls everyone! Here’s how we celebrated/are celebrating/will celebrate. For Halloween, we carved pumpkins

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How a Show about Zombies Helped Me Recover from Having Watched That Show about Meth Dealers

October 22, 2013 16 Comments

My opinion about Breaking Bad is well known. But I’d hate for you to think it was just a delicate constitution that kept me from

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