Mary Richards and Me
That’s why I’m going into work today. All hands on deck at AUL for the weekend because real health care respects life. Support Stupak and encourage your lawmakers to vote NO tomorrow against health care reform! And check out AUL’s awesome Life Counts ad campaign!
I might want a pair of red high heels. Like these: (Disclaimer: the song/music video is a little scandalous but catchy)
Remember Alexander and his terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day? Well, I kind of had one of those yesterday. One thing after another happened to make the day downright awful and just when I thought it was starting to improve – around 6pm when my wonderful roommate met me with a skinny cinnamon dolce [...]
Why is that making the headlines and not this? What women really need is more of this. Over 30 years ago, Louise Brown, the world’s first “test tube baby” was born. Ever since then, the world has been watching to see how babies like Louise would turn out down the road. Just last month, researchers [...]
I’ve had this song stuck in my head for over 36 hours! The days have just been so glorious lately and sometimes it’s easy for me to forget why they’re so glorious: because He made them that way! And somehow just remembering that truth makes everything even more glorious. “Everything Glorious” by David Crowder The [...]
This is the inaugural post of my wonderful roommate, friend, and fellow bioethics nerd: Julia G. Kiewit. Prepare to be challenged and stimulated. Welcome to “Mary Richards and Me,” Jules! In this article, Emory University neuroscientist and leading expert on dolphins and whales, Lori Marino, talks about his participation in the American Association for the [...]
Today is March 7 and it’s already starting to feel like spring. I say “already” because, in the Midwest, you cannot expect the days to feel like spring until at least April, if then. In Washington, DC, from what I hear, spring arrives in March and, best of all, the cherry blossoms arrive in March [...]
One thing that I love about living in Eastern Market is the abundance of cute streets and shops. It seems like every time I turn a corner, I see something that catches my eye and begs me to investigate it. That’s how I’ve been feeling about Hill’s Kitchen for the past 4 weeks. Ever since [...]