worry

"Worry is interest paid on trouble before it is due." Or so sayeth author and priest William Ralph Inge.

I hate Internet drama. It makes me feel like someone has virtually hocked a loogie into the air and some of it landed on me. Ew.

After working too many days in a row, I am lucky to have two off in a row starting today. I should really get out of the apartment and do something, but I seem to have forgotten what it is that people do when they have spare time.

In his last pathetic act before hitting the road to ruin, Tennessee State Senator John Wilder (a poster child for term limits if ever there was one) attempted to preserve the Tennessee Plan which is an system which keeps the selection and appointment of Supreme Court and Appellate Court

This morning, I gave my last final exam to my last group of kids at this particular high school. My only real emotions at their departure when the bell rang were of the positive kind--sophomores, I gotta say, are not my favorite.

During the past 24 hours, I’ve been reminded why I like to have programs that operate on my desktop. Granted, if anyone is going to convince me that having all my documents and office-tool software online, in “a cloud,” is going to work for me, it will be Google.

Democratic U. S. Senate candidate Mike Padgett discusses how to preserve Tennessee manufacturing:

But Chez Bez is weighing in with calm reason.

I don't buy what people are saying about the divisiveness in the Democratic Party. There's been so much talk about Clinton supporters who won't vote for Obama if he gets the nomination. Some even say that they'll vote for McCain if they can't vote for Hillary. Whatever.

Sean Braisted pokes a bit of fun at whites who are afraid that if Barack Obama gets elected the blacks will “take over”: