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I heard another great story about my 8 year old nephew Snake today from his mom, La Hermana. The boy is spending time at camp this week. This camp is much more serious than when I went to camp and worried about when to swim versus how long ago I had drank a slushee. Snake came home and told his mom about their discussion on politics.

When you lose someone you care about, it’s hard.

Tomorrow is the memorial for our friend Stewman. He wanted Squirrel Queen and I to speak at his service.

I don’t know what I’ll say. I plan on working on that later today.

At this year's White House Tee Ball tournament, when it came time for little Emily to meet the pResident, the little girl ran for her life! Is there a child in the country who hasn't heard the scary stories about the terrifyingly bad man in the White House?

The reaction of top Bush Administration officials to the ICRC report, from what I can gather, has been defensive and dismissive. They reject the ICRC’s legal analysis as incorrect.

It feels good to come back to blogging. Any longer than a two-month hiatus would, I'm sure, effectively kill the blog--so in an effort to preserve my four remaining readers, I'm resuming regular posting. Thanks for your patience.

On the Fox News show Your World, the discussion was meant to stoke the fear of Iranian missiles. But while the anchor person was mispronouncing the Strait of Hormuz as “Hormez,” the Fox News graphic not only misspelled the word “straits,” but inserted an arrow pointing - not at the Strait of Hormuz, but [...]

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I've not kept it a secret that I have been in Methadone maintenance treatment for a number of years. Methadone saved my life and allowed me to, for the very first time in my entire adult life, live a normal, productive, tax paying, law abiding life.

When we were in the process of selling our business our attorney did a wonderful job of preparing us for much of what was ahead of us. One of the things he mentioned more than once was that we should be prepared for seller's remorse.