Tag Archives: Reblogs

November 06

9 Things You Never Knew About ‘Pitch Perfect’

November 05

5 Things I’ve Learned On My First Year of Travelling

October 16

Not A Bully

October 15

LGBT History: The Curious Case of John Henry Newman

Originally posted on Metathesis:
John Henry Newman has been in my Twitter feed a lot lately. Apparently, when this Victorian cardinal wasn’t writing his Apologia Pro Vita Sua, the nineteenth century’s longest and driest autobiography (sorry, Newman), he wrote religious commentary that some people still find instructive. But it wasn’t all that long ago that…

October 13

October is National Pit Bull Awareness Month and Adopt a Shelter Dog Month

Originally posted on All Animals Welcome:
October is National Pit Bull Awareness Month and Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, which officially makes October my favorite month ever. Since I have adopted a pit bull and a pit bull mix from animal shelters, I thought this was the perfect time to talk about the reasons I…

October 09

Watch Viola Davis’ Emotional Speech About Childhood Poverty

According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), 15.8 million children under 18 in the United States live in households where they are unable to consistently access enough nutritious food necessary for a healthy life. That is approximately 5% of the total population. Why post about one actress and her speech on childhood poverty. […]

October 06

Careful, he might be you: Michael Burge’s first Australian hero

October 02

Let there be Sex and the City 3

September 29

Match these Presidents with their Dogs

Originally posted on Northern News:
In honor of American Humane Association’s Adopt-a-Dog Month, here’s a little quiz for you. Bo and Sunny, Portuguese Water Dogs, are the current residents at the White House. Bill Clinton                   A. Spot, the Springer Spaniel & son of Millie George Bush    …

September 26

Gay Teen’s Suicide in Colombia Confronts Catholics Worldwide

Originally posted on Bondings 2.0:
Sergio Urrego A 16-year old Colombian boy committed suicide recently, a tragic act his parents blame on the faculty and staff at his Catholic high school and an act that raises questions for Catholic education globally. Sergio Urrego had attended Gimnasio Castillo Campestre, Bogota, for six years, but the troubles started after administrators…