This, that, and some serious other
Firstly, I locked my keys in my car last night at the gas station. You know, it's been a long time since I've done that, but last night the satellite was down for pay at the pump, so my routine got thrown off. Yes, I'm diverting blame. Shut it. Anyhow, it amused me.
Secondly, this hurricane stuff? It's awful. It's absolutely terrible, and I'm keeping everyone in my thoughts and prayers, but how can you really... I don't know, I can't even comprehend it.
Thirdly, have y'all read about Kentucky's governor?
FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY -- Gov. Ernie Fletcher on Monday granted blanket pardons to current and former members of his administration who have been charged in an investigation into alleged improper hiring.
The move came on the eve of Fletcher's appearance before a grand jury investigating his administration's hiring practices.
Fletcher said he would appear before the grand jury but would not testify. Nine current and former members of Fletcher's administration have been charged with misdemeanor violations of the state's personnel law for allegedly basing hirings on political considerations.
After that happened, he went in front of the grand jury and took the fifth, giving no more than his name, address, and occupation. God, I can't tell if it's stupid, sad, or funny. Or wrong. Or all of those. I don't know if he's gutsy or freaking retarded or both. Regardless... fattred1, are you reading this? This comment's for you... damned Republicans. :-D
Anyway. I'm coming down with some sort of illness or something. Not cool. NOT COOL! And I decided, I think, on an idea for National Novel Writer's Month. I may change my mind. I probably will. Eep.
The boss is gone today! Three cheers.
Secondly, this hurricane stuff? It's awful. It's absolutely terrible, and I'm keeping everyone in my thoughts and prayers, but how can you really... I don't know, I can't even comprehend it.
Thirdly, have y'all read about Kentucky's governor?
FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY -- Gov. Ernie Fletcher on Monday granted blanket pardons to current and former members of his administration who have been charged in an investigation into alleged improper hiring.
The move came on the eve of Fletcher's appearance before a grand jury investigating his administration's hiring practices.
Fletcher said he would appear before the grand jury but would not testify. Nine current and former members of Fletcher's administration have been charged with misdemeanor violations of the state's personnel law for allegedly basing hirings on political considerations.
After that happened, he went in front of the grand jury and took the fifth, giving no more than his name, address, and occupation. God, I can't tell if it's stupid, sad, or funny. Or wrong. Or all of those. I don't know if he's gutsy or freaking retarded or both. Regardless... fattred1, are you reading this? This comment's for you... damned Republicans. :-D
Anyway. I'm coming down with some sort of illness or something. Not cool. NOT COOL! And I decided, I think, on an idea for National Novel Writer's Month. I may change my mind. I probably will. Eep.
The boss is gone today! Three cheers.