recesses

In an interview with Keith Olbermann, Michael Moore pontificated on the existence of "a God" because Hurricane Gustav interrupted the Republican National Convention this week.

One of the more striking things about the decision yesterday was just how unhinged, almost Malkin or Limbaugh-like Scalia sounded:

Poetry News:

1. — Catherine Breese Davis wrote of loss, abandonment, destitution, despair and decrepitude—and she knew what she was talking about —

Suzie and Kenzo are winding down their elementary school years. And as we go through the music programs and "Muffins for Moms" and book fairs...at each of these events there is a part of me that thinks "This is the last time they (or I) will ever do this."

I had to sit in silence for a few moments after watching Ellen Degeneres’ monologue about a 15-year-old, eighth grade boy who was murdered by his classmate in Oxnard, CA.

I think most people would agree that the appointments meeting yesterday was very well done and that Commissioner Strickland did a great job chairing the meeting. It was relatively short, sweet, and to the point, yet everyone who wanted to speak was able to, and there was opportunity for discussion of the issues, etc.

Why can't it always be this way? The rules for this meeting were:

1. No lobbying - No one could approach the commisioners once the meeting started.

2. No cel

change that light bulb

Nashville liberal blogger Jim Grinstead discusses the Barack Obama phenomenon

I bet you have a picture stored somewhere in your digital recesses that would be just about perfect for a fabulous Friday photo caption contest. Hold that thought…