perfect sense

Article 19 reflects on being a progressive in the general election:

Proving the CD is just more pointless than ever, Nine Inch Nails frontman will release The Slip in the dead format via RED Distribution. The title will arrive to no fanfare on July 22.

From Scott Broden:

Murfreesboro’s fast-growing government plans to add another administrator to help 20-year City Manager Roger Haley and 12-year Assistant City Manager Rob Lyons.

Several nights ago I was sitting in the dark of Braden’s room; he was cradled in my arms, breathing quietly. As we slowly swayed back and forth in the rocking chair together, lullabyes playing peacefully on the CD player, my mind jumped back and forth. It climbed mountains torturously, then lept off of the summits and plummited into the valleys below.

I had a dream last night about those tiny alligator heads that they sell on the Gulf Coast in souvenir shops. I hate those things. Hate is too mild a word actually.

Nashville Mayor Karl Dean is considering joining up with a movement of mayors across the country to close the “gun show loophole” which allows private citizens to sell guns without background checks. One gun shop owner, of course, sees no second amendment infringement in the practice:

What to do with folks who are in situations like these? Should people be forced into housing? What about the folks like Sheryl Miller, who enjoy being out in the woods, alone, hidden and left to her self?

He was eerily still.

I peered into the bowl and I knew.

“Mommy what’s wrong with Blue Red?” Miss C walked over and stood beside me.

In literature and book writing there are many people who do not use their real names. This is normal and makes perfect sense for an author but where you are unsure if a person is real and want to make sure you can run background checks against anyones name or address or even phone number.

The Nashville City Paper reports that House Civil Practice Subcommittee blocked passage of a bill (HB4154) which would open up the Judicial Selection Commission to public scrutiny.