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First of all, we're in countdown days. Yesterday was a month to wedding, now it's-wait, you'd think it would be 31 days - 1, but apparently I can't count. I'm getting 27. Well, let's say 28, not counting the day of. Is the catering contract signed? How about the dress? What about, oh, everything... Well, best to keep moving. I don't want to bog ( Read more... )

I'm working on the annual report. Still! yes! I know, trust me. I am more bored of it than you can possibly imagine, which is why I keep trailing off and finding more interesting things to do, but in a lazy way called "reading blogs ( Read more... )

Work sucks but then Bruce comes over and suggests I could "spice up the FYI with an update on Ballard every week." [eta: This made me laugh loudly, as intended. He has the best dry humor of anyone in this place ( Read more... )

Just wanted to let you all know that the Indiana legislature will NOT be turning over Hoosier women's right to have babies to the government after all.

http://www.livejournal.com/community/ljforchoice/706118.html

I'm slightly offended that no one wrote a blog for Robot Man Chief Justice Roberts, but I still am amused by Harriet Miers's blog. Because I can't be a wet blanket all the time, dammit.

ETA: via After School Snack. I like ASS because the posts are generally concise and non-overwhelming.

You do know about the FDA's runnings-around on Plan B, don't you?

I just posted a bit about it here.

Now to go for a walk.

(I mean there are a lot of things I don't love, number one being we are always trying to PROVE how cool we are.)

Comments on the sentencing of now-convicted would-be terrorist Ahmed Ressam in Seattle today:

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Even though I tire of drama, well, I get excited when there's talk of impeachment and throwing the bums out. Especially when it's our only hope in re: the Supreme Court.

Impeachment Question Shows Bitterness of DivideIn a sign of the continuing partisan division of the nation, more than two-in-five (42%) voters say that, if it is found that ( Read more... )