Nice to know CBS didn't bow to those who have a tough time admitting those things women carry in the womb are actually human beings. Sad that in an age where "anything" goes, we have to debate whether we can even say the choice one woman made for life was a good one.

When the ad runs on Super Bowl Sunday, amid all the other fun and crazy ads, it will offer a glimmer of light. It would seem a small thing to publically acknowledge that there is something positive in allowing a child to be born. Nothing shows that there is hope for the world like the birth of a baby.

As we say: life~ what a beautiful choice.

It was a letter to the editor that makes one wonder how the world got so far removed from morality. The writer claimed the only mistake Tiger Woods made was getting married.

Oh, brother! Marriage--the great institution for comic slams and insulting jokes. Marriage--the bedrock of society, the wonder plan that joins a man and woman as one. The stuff of poets and fairy tales.

Sure it's work. Yes, it takes dedication and daily commitment, but nothing is sweeter when it works. Nothing withstands the ups and downs of life as well as a united couple. Nothing ensures the healthy lives of children better than a Mom and Dad who love one another.

Don't tell me infidelity doesn't matter. It does. And the only answer to such a code of ethics isn't to NOT get married. The answer is to have moral convictions. It is to honor the vows you make.

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The night sky is a very big place. It’s easy to get lost among all those stars. Find out how Santa used the stars to find his way home to the North Pole, and how you can use the stars to find your way around, too! Get to the University of Toledo for this Ritter Planetarium program. It covers the most prominent winter constellations, and also explains seasons and why there is day and night. An annual favorite, Santa's Secret Star also includes a live sky talk and is a perfect way to introduce your children to the planetarium and the night sky. Saturdays at 1 p.m. through Dec. 19. Information 419.530.2650.

They were wonderful. Made us chuckle, brought forth a tear. When it comes to describing your Best Friend in 25 words or less, we were blessed with some real gems. Thanks to all who entered our contest which Levis Commons helped sponsor. Thanks to all the fine merchants at Levis Commons and especially the Hilton--where our winning friends will spend the night!

Grand prize goes to Susan Landversicht for her entry: We were six-years-old. Met first day of school. Now 53 years later, shared life's joys and sorrows. We are still sisters at heart.

The other nine winners who get $25 gift certificates to Nagoya are:
Karen Snyder
Terri Gillen
Charisse Montgomery
Veronica Mielcarek
Elaine Blackwood
Marcia Fox
Sandra Roster
Denise Martin
Lori Gruetter