crushed a snail

'In 1972, Australian philosopher Peter Singer wrote the essay "Famine, Affluence and Morality." In it, he describes a person walking past a shallow pond and noticing a child drowning. Since saving the child requires little more than getting your pants muddy, he argues, we have a moral duty to save that child. Singer takes it a step further: "Should ( Read more... )

"once you begin to break societal norms, the line between right or wrong blurs."

gioconda belli

if anyone has a code for my friend lori it would be much appreciated.

after a lengthy discussion with peej and rodg about marriage, religion, gender construction, feminism, single sex education versus co-educational institutes, stereotypes and america, myself and leigh depart as the building is closing.

we walk across the road together and suddenly she bursts out:

"i knew that woman was a bloody feminist - she's ( Read more... )

only christians think being destroyed at the hands of those you love is honourable and a sign of inherent strength.

maybe that's why i grab on to people with conviction and suffocate them.

i never say anything because i feel i don't have enough '..............' to back me up. but if i never say anything about anything i care about i'm just floating somewhere and the people surrounding me have no opinion. that is a bland world.

when describing her affection for mr. peter jenkins- "but he's... furry and... chunky". like a furby?

OR

"hang on, i'm just having a heart attack" (whilst clutching stomach)

i like having her back. she makes me laugh.

"a day will come my son, when everything will be different"

edwin castro.