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The Phoenix and Olive Branch

A short break

Last updated on: July 3, 2014 at 11:25 am   by Sierra Phoenix

A short break 2014-07-03T11:25:05-04:00 Sierra Phoenix

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Hey everybody.

I want to apologize first for the unexplained silence on my blog for the past couple of days.

Truth is, I’ve damaged my wrist. Writing hurts. So I’m going to spend a couple of days icing and relaxing it and finding myself a wrist brace.

I’ll be back to my daily blogging soon, probably about a week. The move to Patheos should be complete at about the same time.

When I get back, the next round of answers to the Religious Fundamentalism and Sexuality Project will go up.

I’ll also post a few more installments to the Daughter of the Patriarchy series, describing the ways I started to detach myself from my church while I was in college.

Oh, and that series will also include a shout-out to the two friends who argued me out of my fundamentalist fog with the best of intentions and the best of results.

Talk to you all soon!

Sierra

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