Update

Molly and her father have a heart to heart talk while making melted cheese and toast in the fireplace.

I have added some links, but if I missed yours, please post it again on this article. It is getting harder to hunt and peck for the links on other posts. Also, some of you might not want to be on my side bar because of the fact that I get a lot more attacks than you do. The "expert" feminists come here and give the same old thing over and over ("what if he beats you...you must be living in the dark ages...women in the past had to wear tight corsets...you shouldn't be using a computer...why don't you get back in the kitchen....)on and on they go every year with the same arguments about how wonderful socialism is, and how stupid it is to be wife and mother and homemaker. They spout of their programmed Marxism and I delete a lot of it.

So, if you allow your link here, you get these kind of people on your blogs as well. You might want to think more carefully before leaving your link here. I don't want anyone to be troubled by these people. Homemakers need nice places to go to be inspired. Sometimes I let one silly comment stay on just to show what is out there and what students are writing (it is painful to read their posts sometimes---they can't write or spell properly and they major in insults name calling. I thought about collecting them in one corner so we could go and see what the best of our education establishments are producing---some of them are from very prestigious colleges.

I learned that if you allow one ridiculous comment you attract hordes of others, for some reason. It is like letting one stray piece of paper or junk sit on the cabinet in your kitchen. It seems to attract a pile of it.

Once again, I'd like to warn you if you let your link stay here you will get the kinds of remarks that I get all the time. The only reason I leave comments open to these people is in the hopes one or two might see a different side of things and become more tolerant of the real world.

Some of the articles you requested I have been preparing to send to the LAF website for major headlines, so don't lose patience.

I am working on a few more frugal tutorials for fun, and also reviewing Wives and Daughters again, just to get my favorite scenes and quotes, which I'll put on a special post. One that comes to mind immediately is from my all time favorite character in the movie series, Mr. Gibson.

"Molly, you must never trifle with the love of an honest man. You don't know what harm it can do."

I'll start another post for more quotes and you can add your own, just for fun.