Open Thread 1: Happy Weekend!

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As mentioned in the comments to the last post, I’m heading off on vacation, and I’ll be back in a few days. Have a wonderful weekend!

And if you want to chat, feel free here–got pet pics you’re dying to share? A frustration you want to air? A fascinating link you think the rest of us would like? A book you’re reading? A question about some apologetics argument you’ve never encountered before? Feel free! You know we’re not really tight on being on-topic anyway, but this is your chance.

Beth will be checking in to make sure everything runs smoothly–thanks, Beth! She’s been promoted to moderator just in case. See you Tuesday!

I still can't believe I got this photo.

I still can’t believe I got this photo.

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Captain Cassidy

Captain Cassidy is a Gen-X ex-Christian and writer. She writes about how people engage with science, religion, art, and each other. She lives in Idaho with her husband, Mr. Captain, and their squawky orange tabby cat, Princess Bother Pretty Toes. And at any given time, she is running out of bookcase space.

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