HRH's blog

I just witness the most curious thing, not thirty seconds ago. My sister had come into the living room where I was sitting to get something. There's a set of two stairs going up to our kitchen from the living room. Upon exiting the living room, my sister tripped on the stairs, hitting her shin pretty hard. My mom called out, asking her if she was okay, and at first she was like, "Yeah . . ."  Read More »

I support Obama for President in 2008.

If you know anything about me, this is a major anomaly. I am homeschooled, Christian, conservative libertarian, and it seems to go against all logic that I would support such a liberal Democrat. Literally, I've met my share of people who audibly gasp when they hear that I support Obama.

But this is about me, not Obama. Or specifically, what's it's like to be part of an ultra-conservative community and an Obama supporter.  Read More »

There's something I've noticed. I'm pretty sure it's always existed, but it wasn't until I started following the threads of topics around on Progressive U that I really realized what was happening. And I don't fully understand why it happens, just that it does. And I'd love to hear your commentary.  Read More »

I feel the insatiable need to write. About something. Relevant. Hot topic. I read this terrible book about political strategy, and the author mentioned button pressing platforms. To gain attention, talk about the hot topics of daily interest, and develop a platform on these issues. Despite hating the actual book, I thought it was good advice. I might as well follow suit, ya?  Read More »

Everyone knows who Steven Spielberg is, right? If not, I direct you to Google, which is a wonderful plethora of information on anything. Educate yourself briefly on pop culture. So about Spielberg . . .  Read More »

You're browsing blogs: that one's lame, that one's ignorant, that one's just a rant, and that one . . . what an enthralling topic! You jump in with fervor, absorbing every word, whether you agree with it or not, it's an excellent blog. But of course, you don't agree. Naturally. So you begin, with equal excitement, to comment and discuss . . . and then you put your foot in your mouth.  Read More »