grits

With all that's been written and said about the fact that Kid Rock is one of the few remaining digital holdouts, it's almost a shame that Rhapsody has got an exclusive on his digital catalog. RealNetworks announced today it launched Kid Rock's full collection at both the Rhapsody client and the Rhapsody MP3 store.

I realize that someone has to boil everything that happened this week down to the grits and serve it up for general consumption. Well, as always, I figure to give it a shot. There was way too much going on so I’ll try to keep it to the really important stuff.
The McCain campaign, fresh from their most recent pr disaster of the non-suspended campaign suspension in order to screw up the financial

Slow down, you move too fast. There's still plenty of time to make reservations for Slow Food Nashville's annual Fall Equinox Dinner at Margot Cafe.

Senator Obama used the phrase "above my paygrade" the other day when confronted with his former opposition to a ban on late term abortions. To me, this phrase runs dangerously close to what we in the South call a "cop out". In order to aid the Senator in his campaign henceforth, I have developed a list of phrases with similar meanings that might be more acceptable to the Souther voter.

Phelps says all he does is eat, sleep and swim.

Now, I have two of those three things down just fine. But his third activity, swimming, requires a lot of fuel, and he eats 12 thousand calories a day. That's roughly 12 times the amount of food I eat when I'm sticking to Weight Watchers.

I hate him, and here's why:

The Deep South Moms blog (imagine Barry White saying that softly) officially launched today and while we’re not serving up fried chicken, grits, or sweet tea, we are serving up some fine home cooked blogging.

Did you know that the new Deep South Moms Blog has launched?

My first post is on baby changing stations in public restrooms. Actually, it's about the infuriating inconsistency of finding them.

So, I've been pretty obsessed with the idea of insane sandwiches ever since reading about them on the interwebs. I've got some ideas for some Nashvillecentric 'wiches, some of which I'm hoping to assemble in real life and subsequently challenge the editorial staff to ingest.