Forwarded from a reader:
Linda Burnett, 23, a resident of San Diego, was visiting her in-laws and while there went to a nearby supermarket to pick up some groceries.
Later, her husband noticed her sitting in her car in the
Representative Carol Shea-Porter ( New Hampshire – One) opens mouth, inserts foot, video:
But no. No, Rep. Shea-Porter actually just fell out of the Stereotypes about Women tree, and hit every branch on the way down.
At least Martha is amusing, video:
From Robert Coata National Review:
Here’s the transcript (via the Brown campaign):
Dan Rea: Umm Would Barack Obama be in if this thing was not this close?
Martha Coakley: Umm it’s hard to know,
It’s Friday night, already past 10, and the line to get in is forming. Everybody has got their best face forward–carefully selected images. No ugly faces.
Everyone has their most put out there and their words carefully chosen. You
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Many readers have been kind enough to send me bumper sticker files over the last few months and honestly, with the schedule I’ve been keeping I filed them badly for future use. I found these while doing some cleaning, and
It has been said that writing down one’s thoughts and expecting others to read them is one of the most narcissistic acts possible.
My family and best friends tell me that I am a talented writer and that
Plus Batman and Scooby-Doo, a review of Sherlock Holmes, from Michael O’Sullivan, Washington Post
I couldn’t resist using the popular Internet abbreviation, “WTF,” to play-up a question with a complex answer: WTF is blogging? Yes, “what the flip” (HA!) is blogging?
Well, here is Dictionary.com’s definition, “To write entries in, add material
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By Karen Jones, JonesToTheGrindstone.com
I am building a catalog of tools and equipment to better ease us through our days—as we live amongst those who just don’t “get” us, want to “get” us, or even notice us as needing to
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By Karen Jones, www.JonesToTheGrindstone.com
All types of hairdos walk through this maze of aisles, bins, and end-cap displays: the tightly curled, the heavily-shellacked, the Easter egg-colored, the pigtailed, and even the bald. These captains of hair commandeer their vessels as
Tom Jensen Public Policy Polling, offers up this delicious tidbit:
Perhaps the greatest measure of Obama’s declining support is that just 50% of voters now say they prefer having him as President to George W. Bush, with 44% saying
By Karen Jones
As I sit on Bus 77 that cruises up and down Massachusetts Ave., I look down at all the cars on the street. The bus is much taller than the privately owned cars; so, I sit up
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I know legend has that the American writer Edgar Allan Poe died a drunk on the streets of Baltimore in 1849.
Yet in the spirit of first Ronald Reagan, and now Jake Tapper, trust but verify, can we be so
From the Mailbag, this morning is a classic example of how a joke isn’t funny unless there’s a grain of truth at the center of it.
Community Service
One day a florist went to a barber for a haircut. After
When I noted this in a discount book rack in my local grocery store, I couldn’t resist taking a picture of it and sharing it with you. The book was being sold for a $1.99. Someone had apparently decided they
