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By Jane Smith
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Sometimes I feel like I don't belong on FetLife or even in the community because, from the outside looking in, my life—and my kinky life—doesn't seem nearly as extreme as everyone else's. No one really talks about their normal days. The days when things don't work out. The days when schedules collide, energy runs dry, and all the fun, exciting, extreme things you wanted to do simply don't happen.
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Political News and Conservative Analysis About Congress, the President, and the Federal Government

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By Jane Smith, Jesse Smith
| Washington Examiner Verified
Parents who want to pass faith on to their children are facing an uphill battle. School, friends, media, and the internet tend to hinder rather than help religious formation. In a new report on faith and families developed in collaboration with the Institute for Family Studies and Communio, we examined which factors during childhood were most important for passing on faith into adulthood. Our results show that parents need to be active and intentional about keeping their children in the fold.
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Rapp at Home helps residents hear — and be heard

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By Jane Smith
| Rappahannock News Verified
“Could you say that again??” “I don’t want to go to that fundraiser because I can’t hear a darn thing!!” “But I told you that three times!” “Never mind.” Sound familiar? If so, you're not alone here in Rappahannock County. In light of the growing number of residents affected by hearing loss, Rapp at Home has launched an initiative to help citizens who suffer from hearing impairment.
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