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My Heart Goes Out to the Victims of Putin’s Megalomania

February 28, 2022 Lisa M. Hagerman Leave a comment

My heart goes out to the people of Ukraine, the Russian troops being sent to their death fighting this senseless war, and any other victims of Putin’s megalomania.

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Posted in: politics Filed under: 2022, Christianity, Putin

Joe Rogan Apologizes Again

January 31, 2022 Lisa M. Hagerman 3 Comments

I woke up this morning to discover that Joe Rogan apologized for yet another podcast that triggered another round of social media outrage…

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Posted in: journal, politics, writing Filed under: 2022, Joe Rogan

The Disastrous Pullout from Afghanistan

August 28, 2021 Lisa M. Hagerman 1 Comment

I was in Colorado visiting friends and family when Kabul fell to the Taliban. My in-laws turned on the television…

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Posted in: politics Filed under: 2021, Afghanistan

My Kid Is Not Thriving: Our Covid Lockdown, One Year Later

March 16, 2021 Lisa M. Hagerman Leave a comment

One year ago, on March 16, 2020, my kids did not return to school. In an email dated March 13,…

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Posted in: life, politics Filed under: 2021, COVID-19, media bias, San Diego Unified, teachers unions, Twitter

A Defense of Hobby Lobby’s March 19, 2020 Letter to Employees

April 3, 2020 Lisa M. Hagerman Leave a comment

Last week I saw a viral post going around on Twitter. Of course, I read it–and found nothing in the letter to support her accusation. What I read was a heart-felt letter of support from a devout Christian to his Hobby Lobby employees.

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Posted in: politics Filed under: 2020, Christianity, COVID-19, media bias

I Challenged My Kids’ Sex-Ed Curriculum and Won (Sort Of)

August 30, 2019 Lisa M. Hagerman Leave a comment

Earlier this year in May, I ran across a homework assignment in my son’s state-mandated, eighth grade sex-ed curriculum that infuriated me.

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Posted in: life, politics Filed under: 2019, Advocates for Youth, San Diego Unified, SDUSD School Board Meeting, Sex-Ed, SHEP

Letter to the Editor: Fallacies of Irrelevance

May 24, 2017 Lisa M. Hagerman Leave a comment

As a parent of two children, I read Ms. Szalai’s review of Senator Ben Sasse’s book The Vanishing American Adult because I want to raise my kids to become responsible, self-reliant adults. I did not expect a condescending, political diatribe.

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Posted in: politics Filed under: 2017

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Lisa M. Hagerman is a speculative fiction writer who began her career forecasting the future as an Air Force weather officer. When she’s not writing, she spends her free time in her California native garden helping monarch caterpillars become butterflies. For more info, check out her “About” page.

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