180 the movie

This is a documentary on the issue of abortion, and I recommend that you share with everyone you know. Though this is not a video for children, as there is an advisory for graphic content. I find it a very eye-opening documentary, I won''t say any more about it as you should watch it yourself! But if you want to learn more about here is an article from Life News on this movie.

A Day in my life...

6 am - Awakened to the sound of a hungry cat, how delight full!
7 am - Catch a ride with some friends to the opening ceremonies of the 40 days for Life in the big city, and on the way playing "tell me ma" on the fiddle, (quite the accomplishment in a moving car if I do say so!) to the accompaniment of a guitar, tin whistle and flute.
8 am - At the abortion mill (the coldest darkest corner of our state) praying, praying, praying!
12 pm - Mass... Hey did you know that is St. Wenceslaus' Fest Day?
1 pm - going to lunch, if we can find the place.... Oh wait there it is!
2 pm - still waiting to severed, I won at the hand game..... almost.
3 pm - Yeah! the food is here, wait, would this count for lunch or dinner? The confusion is to much for me...
5 pm - Long drive back, but seems like nothing when discussing the four temperaments with a friend!
6 pm - Working on school work, that I should have done earlier, oops, still working on the strangest assignment I have ever received for college work. I ask you, how is making a model of cell completely out food suppose to be educating?! Oi, I suppose it doesn't really matter just makes life that much more complicated, and we wouldn't want to make it easy on college students, would we?
7 pm - The powers out, great. What are we suppose to do now?  Read?! Well, I suppose I could read the hobbit to you....Now the difficult thing is trying to figure out how to do a convincing Gandalf and dwarf's accents (kinda hard for girl believe it or not).
8 pm - Everyone is in bed without further mishap, thank goodness! And the powers back on, hurrah! I should do more school work, but why ignore the inevitable? I most likely will end up watching McGyver with my papa. Anyway, off to watc.. I mean school work!

Overpopulation Myth

You always are hearing these days about overpopulation and how the world needs to decrease its population in order to live? Ever have trouble answering back the questions of other people? Or maybe you have your own questions? Overpopulation is just a well circulated myth. Supported by the media and alot of scientists, but are we going to just follow their word on such an important desicion? Here is a great video addressing this myth, and how it got started: 

Overpopulation is a myth, spread the word: Go to overpopulationisamyth.com to find out more.

March for Life- Washington D.C.

I'm back from my wandering in our nation's capital! I had a great time, it was so inspiring to see so many young people gathered for a common cause, to stand up for something important, to be a witness and to help others realise that Life must be respected. Here is a video time lapse of the entire March for Life, it took about a hour and 31mins. It is really neat, and you just might get glimpse of yours truly.

Also part of our trip was, of course, visiting the various memorials and other tourist attractions. I think of the all those thing I enjoyed the museums the most, especially the Cyclorama at the Gettysburg museum. My most favorite part of the whole trip (excluding the March, because that was absolutely awe inspiring) I would have say that it was the Mass at the Basilica of the National Shrine to the Immaculate` Conception. It was the most beautiful church I had ever been in, it was also the largest. We went to the Basilica early so we could get seats, went 4 hours in advance and we still ended up sitting on the floor, so in total we were at the Basilica for 8 hours. I must say that it was worth the wait and that I will always remember it.