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Tonight we went to Alice and Andy's wedding. The wedding had a Halloween theme and was one of the most unique events I have ever attended. On the drive to the reception I commented that while I enjoyed the ceremony as a witness, I couldn't help but draw upon my own recent wedding experience (7 months and counting!) to look at how they planned ( Read more... ) -
I want to win stuff!
Rather than send out a bunch of e-mails, I'll make a (hopefully) less intrusive LJ post. I'm pretty sure that half of the people on my list don't log in anymore, but for the other half:
Join my Least I Could Do Team!
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Too bad I don't like shellfish
Baltimore ( Read more... ) -
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Tonight I finished Spike Lee's documentary When The Levees Broke. I forgive Spike Lee for suing SpikeTV and whatever dumb stuff he did in the past. This is an excellent piece of work that examines what happened from every angle. The failures of the local, state, and federal governments and the failure of the Army Corps of Engineers ( Read more... ) -
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Steve Irwin was killed today in Australia. I was stunned when I read the news, and Mom and I tried to call each other at the same time ( Read more... ) -
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Dobbs: Gay marriage amendment sheer nonsense
http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/06/06/dobbs.june7/index.html
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Citizen Soldiers
My next post was going to be about the wedding, but I heard something this morning that pissed me off, so here we go.
The woman reading the news on WLRH this morning kept referring to National Guard troops as "Citizen Soldiers." As opposed to what? A lot of media attention has been devoted to the National Guard, to the extent that it seems like ( Read more... ) -
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Finally watched this weekend's Battlestar Galactica. Nice powerful episode. This is the first episode where I honestly liked Number Six (or at least the actress, Tricia Helfer).
Stargate SG-1 has assumed Star Trek's habit of padding its scripts with technobabble, but I still enjoy watching it. It was simply brilliant to fill the void left by ( Read more... )