Monthly Archives: June 2014

Good Fathers Touch Their Children

Posted on 2014/06/16 by The Loveshade Family

“The one promise I made to myself when my daughter was born is that I would be a better dad to her than my father was to me.,,,It was at age nine, with puberty unfolding relentlessly, that I no longer … Continue reading →

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America: Locking Away Kids Forever

Posted on 2014/06/15 by The Loveshade Family

America is the only nation in the world that locks up minors for the rest of their lives without possibility of parole.  They could be as young as 13 years old. “Juwan is one of them. He was a 16-year-old … Continue reading →

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Having Trouble Posting Blog Comments?

Posted on 2014/06/13 by The Loveshade Family

Apparently some people have been getting an error message when they try to post.  Often this is something saying, “You are posting comments too quickly. Slow down” — even when they haven’t posted any comments in days! We’re very sorry … Continue reading →

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Reverend Loveshade and Ms. M.C.: Baby Two

Posted on 2014/06/12 by The Loveshade Family

All names in this entry are Discordian names. Once again, it’s a baby! Ms. M.C. gave birth to Wunderkätzchen at 17:38 hours Thursday, 12 June 2014. Wunderkätzchen (Kitty for short) weighed in at 3,858 grams (8.5 lbs) and was 52.2 cm long … Continue reading →

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One Year Since We Learned of Massive Government Spying

Posted on 2014/06/05 by The Loveshade Family

“They Knew Our Secrets.  One Year Later, We Know Theirs. “One year ago, the world had never heard of Edward Snowden, and we knew very little about the breathtaking scope of U.S. government surveillance. One year later, we are in … Continue reading →

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