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I have a new blog. It's called Velveeta (TM!) Suit. As soon as I can untwitch my stressed out eye enough to deal with the user unfriendliness of it, I will get it up and running. Read Full Story

Peeps, it was almost 3 years ago I started this blog, mostly as a way to get my voice back. To see if I could still talk. Well, I can, and I have, and it's time to wrap up now. I've become bitter, argumentative, and frankly, nothing I think or have to say- nothing any of us thinks or has to say- is that important. We're just a bunch of ants running around on a big patch of ground, and it's not worth it to say any more. Thanks to all you loyal readers. I'll run into some of you in other venues... Read Full Story

When I was in Dominica, the alarm clock was the time around dawn when the day birds were coming awake and the night birds were going bedding down and the whole rain forest all around was a cacaphony of bird songs. It's been a lot like that here the past few days, only different birds, temperate birds, summer birds flying through on their way south again, winter birds on their way back here for a few months, sparrows and finches and those birds who stick around all year still here, a huge... Read Full Story

hahahahahahahahaha... Life's too short to take seriously... September 30, 2010 For National Release Contact: Americans for Legal Immigration PAC (ALIPAC) (866) 703-0864 WilliamG@alipac.us "In response to the explosive revelations that California gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman employed illegal alien Nicky Diaz for nine years, ALIPAC is asking Immigration and Customs Enforcement to arrest and charge both Whitman and Diaz for numerous immigration and employment law violations. ""We need... Read Full Story

This is pretty cool, if it works. I mean, look! This is totally going to work, especially because Stephen Colbert is plugging it! Stephen Colbert knows the importance of clean water, places to camp and hike, and the general avoidance of bears. That’s why he’s asking every American to stand up and make their voice heard for America’s Great Outdoors. Leaders in Washington are making decisions about the conservation of our land and water NOW. There are only a few days left to tell them what is... Read Full Story

hahahaha... Remember what I said yesterday about every day saying the little mantra about life being too short to take seriously? So, rather than get all P.O.-ed that Boehner and his Republican buddies are leaving out at least one crucial element of the America Speaking Out website survey, I am going to laugh. hahahahahaha... Dear Friend: Thanks to you, Republicans have put forth A Pledge to America , a new governing agenda built by listening to you and focused on addressing your top... Read Full Story

Life is too important to be taken seriously. -Oscar Wilde I slept in the same bedroom as Oscar Wilde used to sleep in Halifax, NS, at this sweet B&B for a couple nights once. It was cool. Read Full Story

First of all, peeps, the Sunday paper made me crazy today. People running around yapping about how Obama wants to take us all over like Big Brother and the gubmint just stomps on our liberties and controls our lives in minute detail... Then these same people, I bet you anything, I mean, practically I would bet my own soul if it were worth betting, that the staff, including the principal at Laramie Junior High School, who say a boy can't wear a wristband saying "I heart boobies" to support... Read Full Story

This is not an endorsement, only a point. Yesterday I heard Jason R. Clark, who is running for Governor of Colorado, on the radio claiming that 45% of Colorado voters are unaffiliated, yet he, who is running I/UAF, is not being allowed to debate other parties' candidates before the people of Colorado. The media has decided to focus on the two "major" parties at the exclusion of him, and I am imagining, the other candidates who are not Michael Bennet or Ken Buck. This morning on NPR, the story... Read Full Story

This is an easy one to fix, peeps: Take the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell, all by itself, and present it to the House and the Senate. Vote. Bill passes. Those who vote "nay" get fired by the people, with an invitation to go live in another country if they can't abide people of less-than-heterosexual preferences defending them as citizens of this one. The end of a degrading, disgraceful discriminatory measure. Vote for me in 2012. I mean, seriously, I make sense, and I'm not a mean-spirited... Read Full Story