Heard about Zubik vs. Burwell on NPR this morning. That's the SCOTUS case where religious-affliated employers are making the case that the accommodation to avoid having to provide birth-control in their heath insurance plan is an undue burden. They have to send the government a letter opting out of providing birth control along with contact information for the health plan administrator/provider. The government then takes care of the birth-control aspect.
Seriously, that's an undue burden? Is the government supposed to just figure things out without being notified? Craziness.
I thought the same thing Gud. It is the exact opposite of undue burden.
Seriously, that's an undue burden?
But having to drive 300 miles to an abortion clinic in another state is not an undue burden.
Eta: holler NOT Hillary. Is our autocorrect election triggered?
Damn you, Hillary! How far does your lack of computer expertise reach?
Random: so, I need to promote our local SPCA's new fundraiser happening the Sunday after Easter - Brunch Fest - on TV. I'm supposed to dress up in my favorite brunch outfit and I don't know what that means!
I assume they mean dressy brunch and not yoga pants and a brewery T-shirt, which comprises a shocking number (or maybe not so much) of my outfits for various occasions.
So, thoughts? I don't want to look stupid on TV, but it's a local morning show so I don't really want to spend money on anything new.
Like you were going to church (on TV) but one step more casual?
Yeah, a day dress, probably?
Like you were going to church (on TV) but one step more casual?
Dress pants and a nice blouse? Non-fancy dress?
Yeah, cute dress in bright colors?
So I'm going to a funeral this afternoon that I just realized is a Jewish ceremony. Anything I need to know? That sounds like a stupid question, but I like being prepared rather than surprised.
Edit: As far as I know, the widow (my friend) is not particularly devout, but I don't know about her husband or their family. It's just taking place at a cemetery.
