Here are the thoughts of a full-time mom who likes to stay informed, continue learning and think while she's folding clothes.

I miss the frequent discussions with a diverse group of friends on books, politics, religion, better business practices or anything else, and the continual learning environment that I left when I quit a job I loved to do a job I love even more (stay home with my little boy). Thus this blog.

Update: Now I have 3 kids and am seeing how much education I can possibly hold to hopefully inspire those kiddos to become the great men and women they were destined to be. I am now using this blog mostly to participate in book discussions and study groups.
Please excuse typos and grammatical errors. Honestly it's a victory if I get anything written, let alone proof-read at this point in my life. :)


Saturday, February 19, 2011

Great Article

Thought this was very congruent with my earlier political post and figured I'd post it here as well as on Facebook. 'The year of hope 2.0'. http://www.economist.com/node/17493282

I read this awhile ago and was glad to find it again. It's a little more 'dooms dayish' than I usually care for, but I don't disagree and love that it points to the necessity of personal responsibility. I truly think it's the lack of personal responsibility that is behind so much (dare I say ALL the key issues) that plague America. That said, I have to add I'm so grateful to live in America and recognize how blessed I am compared to so much of the world. As cliche` as it sounds: I still believe America is the greatest country on earth.