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THEN AND NOW 1951 to 2021: PART I

Posted on May 12, 2021 by in 31 genders - NYC, abortion, cell phones, childrearing, children born out of wedlock, civility, contraception, culture, feminism, gender, Gloria Steinem, Lyndon B. Johnson, morality, Personal observations, personal responsibility, prolife, sanctity of life, society, texting, unborn children, welfare 0

Last Christmas, my niece gave me a subscription to StoryWorth.  Each week she asks me a question to which I respond in order to memorialize my thoughts and feelings over the past 70 years.  A recent question was, “How has life changed since you were a child?” Well, that opened the floodgates and I’m sure […]

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TIME DOES FLY WHEN YOU’RE HAVING FUN

Posted on August 30, 2011 by in Personal observations 359

Yes, that’s right.  I’m 60 years old today and need to change my blog’s sub-heading and eliminate the word “almost” to read “the musings of a 60-year old conservative woman on political, social and cultural life in America.” I figured such an occasion deserved an article so here I am – stuck, looking at my […]

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