Monthly Archives: June 2007

What is Paris thinking about?

The next issue of Time magazine sports a graphical representation of what is on Paris’ mind having just been released from the pokey. In her hour-long interview with Larry King, Paris recalled her 23-day incarceration and gave the world great … Continue reading

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It's Like Christmas in June

John and Nancy, two of our friends from Cincy, have just taken their brood to Spain. Normally, this would be little or no cause for excitement. But this is John, crafter of Christmas letter messages so tightly woven that they’re … Continue reading

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Have I entered a parallel universe?

For the life of me, I can’t understand what’s happening in American politics. Who is advising these people? Yesterday I was dumbfounded that Mike Gravel released two “campaign” videos that were metaphors for… something. The first was three minutes of … Continue reading

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Have we really come to this?

Mike Gravel is running for president… for real. And he’d really like you to vote for him. Since we’re in the midst of some dangerous and trying times for our country (we have military personnel in harm’s way, we have … Continue reading

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The Ambush…

It was a day like most others: the weather was fine, the grass was growing, the kids were bored. So a plan was hatched. A diabolical, can’t-lose, makes-you-chuckle-just-considering- the-possiblities plan. And I did what only makes sense: I grabbed the … Continue reading

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