moment of truth

This morning on the way out of my neighborhood I spotted a tiny box turtle in the road.  I stopped the car, got out, picked up the lil’ guy and put him safety on the other side of the road in the direction he was facing.  I wish someone would do that for me sometimes. 

Politicians are quite the disgusting lot.  Bredesen and his media friends want you to believe he’s a great businessman willing to make sacrifices.  But if you’re a taxpayer who stays informed, you know the truth. Governor Bredesen has been on the march, with the help of his Revenue Commissioner Reagan Farr, to get more of your money.

This afternoon is the Moment of Truth for my poor Macbook and for some reason, I don't have a very good feeling about it. I think it's going to take a little extra mojo to make the thing work. Details to come.

Michael Yon in the Wall Street Journal:

Michael Yon's great new book, Moment of Truth in Iraq: How a New 'Greatest Generation' of American Soldiers is

Michael Totten's latest must-read article, Hope for Iraq's Meanest City: How the Surge Brought Order to Fall

Guess what was waiting for me when I got home tonight!

Michael Yon
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I had some shredded carrots in the fridge that needed to be eaten, so I asked the SO if he'd like some lasagna. He's possibly the most agreeable person on the planet when it comes to food (just don't try to feed him raw tomatoes), so he was all for it.

I had some shredded carrots in the fridge that needed to be eaten, so I asked the SO if he'd like some lasagna. He's possibly the most agreeable person on the planet when it comes to food (just don't try to feed him raw tomatoes), so he was all for it.

Before our Senator's spend our time and money on meaningless resolutions of apologies over acts committed in the distant past in which they or we had no control and bearing, Senators push for U.S. slavery apology.