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Red Peonies is the blog of the Culkin women and a few select friends.
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September
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- The Audacity of Meow
- Women for John McCain
- Obama's lead increases slightly after debate
- Growth Business on the Lower East Side: Psychics!!
- Palin as a Disney Movie
- Josephine Watching the Debate
- Iron Chef Morimoto at NY Anime Festival
- Read about Molly, Legal Superstar
- Raise a Glass to Elvis--Part II
- Enough said...
- Raise a Glass to Elvis--New York Edition
- Happy Birthday Grandmary
- Yes, I know this is overkill
- Vote Early and Vote Often--Palin Poll
- Mad Men wins Emmys!
- More Yankee Stadium
- Yankee Stadium Memories
- Elvis Culkin, RIP
- Who is better for women?
- I'm sure everyone has seen this . . .
- New TV Season
- Yet Another Project Runway Post
- A Post Most Likely to Interest Kym and Molly, I think
- Wonder Woman on Sarah Palin
- Project Runway Update
- Phyllis Galembo
- Happy Anniversary Trish and Frank
- Go Whoopi and Joy and even Barbara
- "All Beliefs Welcome, Unless They are Forced on Ot...
- "My Fair Lady"
- Ikea Flashback
- Michelle Obama dances on Ellen
- Woman Against Sarah Palin
- Audrey is Cute, No Doubt About It
- CFBLT
- Does God want Sarah Palin to be VP?
- This one really makes me laugh....
- Links Less Savory Than Kate's
- Daily Show Back on its Game?
- Palin Links
- Ugh
- Google Chrome
- Elizabeth and Erik's Wedding
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September
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TV We're Watching
- Dirty Sexy Money
- Friday Night Lights
- Heroes
- Lost
- Mad Men
- Project Runway
- The Office
- The Sopranos
- The Tudors
- Top Chef
- True Blood
- Ugly Betty
- Veronica Mars
- Work Out
4 comments:
It was actually some sort of training school for evangelical ministers called Masters Commission Wasilla. I looked at the site. This woman and her church are way too religious for my tastes. I don't think they even believe in separation of church and state.
Would Jesus really like these people?
The NY Times addresses Palin and religion:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/06/us/politics/06church.html?hp
There's been a lot of confusion about church and state at the federal government level for the last eight years.
I'm pretty sure the no one in the administration during the last 8 years has believed in the separation of church and state. I keep thinking that I cannot possibly be more appalled but then they choose someone like Palin for their VP candidate.
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