I’ve become somewhat of a “green” nazi. Not in a crazed, militaristic way, but in a I-will-go-back-out-to-the-car-for-my-canvas-bags way. I have about 20 of them in the trunk of my car, and if I forget to take them into the store, I will gladly pay .99 for another one. They are just so damn handy.
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Is he chasing the bees, or are the bees chasing him? The world may never know…
The election. You just can’t get away from it these days. 
I’m not one to usually go on about politics–political discussions tend to end up in some form of debate and I’m not usually well-versed enough to argue my position. That’s not to say that I don’t have strong opinions regarding the issues and the candidates. I think “Sarah Palin hates polar bears” cleared up any confusion one might have regarding where I stand.
Another view I hold strongly was best represented by Craig Ferguson in his Sept. 10 monologue on “The Late, Late Show.”
Matt Damon’s intriguing and astute observations about John McCain’s decision to choose Sarah Palin as his running mate.
“Every child comes with the message that God is not yet discouraged of man.”
There is a new member of our family. Welcome Kingston!
The main job of a parent is to make sure you prepare your kids to one day survive on their Read it!
And so it begins, the start of the bumps, bruises, scrapes, and other various physical evidence of “brotherly love”.
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This should be a post about Zachary’s 7th birthday, but since he still has his bowling party tomorrow this is Read it!
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