Tuesday, December 18, 2007
testing, testing, 1..2...3
the blog is preparing to commence operations again. When? You'll see it here first.
Friday, November 2, 2007
Thursday, November 1, 2007
Kitty Questions
Winter is most here. My outdoor cats are almost cold. They need a nice, warm shelter for the winter. I've checked a few websites, but would like to hear from anyone with real world experience in keeping yard kitties from,becoming cat-sicles. Winning entyr gets a big "Thanks" and a blog mention. Maybe a column mention, too.
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Crazy
Too bad country music queen Patsy Cline's biggest hit "Crazy" isn't on the charts any more. It would be the perfect theme song for the 2008 presidential election. Case in point, Dem. candidate Dennis Kucinich, who recently accused George Bush of being mentally ill and a few days later confirmed he had once seen a UFO. Here's the best part...neither comment raised an eyebrow from the public or the media. Perfect.
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Election Blues
You gotta feel sorry for America's state and local politicians. (That is, if you care about them to begin with). Thousands of offices are up for grabs in elections to be held next week, but the locals can't get a word in edgewise because the 2008 presidential race started a year (or more) early and all the news outlets are so busy running to Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina the "little people" are lost in the shuffle. Local elections may not be as sexy as big national fistfights, but it's the officials at the local and state level who have the greatest affect on our day-to-day lives. If you haven't already, check out the local races where you live. Your vote next Tuesday will have a lot more impact on your personal quality of life than the next dozen presidential elections combined. Unless the next president goes to war...or...well, don't get me started.
Monday, October 29, 2007
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Hitting the Road
The Blog is heading to Cajun Country in south Louisiana for a few days so I can get back to my roots and polish my diminished crawfish-eating skills. If any news breaks down there, you'll hear it here last. Meanwhile, send a prayer (or several) out to the California homeowners and firefighters trying to cope with that terrible tragedy. Property loss has been tremendous, but loss of life low. Pray it stays that way. If you want to help, the Red Cross is taking donations for fire victims, by the way.
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