- SondraK looks at a dangerous leader
- Aaron isn't impressed with Condi
- Dry Bones show that the more things change ...
- Pirate's Cove looks at causes of global warming
- Miss Beth is not happy with the Puppy Blender
- Vince Aut Morire has an alternative letter
- Thespis Journal follows Murtha on Tour
- The Dread Pundit Bluto looks at the Zawahiri attack in the Pakistani press
- Sortapundit has info on the Mongol Rally
- sticks (From Chaos to Serendipity) says you can't judge a book by its cover ... and more
- More interviews information is available here.
Sunday, January 15, 2006
Picnic 01-15-2006
Items I found while perusing my blogroll.
Saturday, January 14, 2006
Charmaine Yoest of Reasoned Audacity
It's a special weekend of interviews. Yesterday, we had Jack Yoest. Today, it's Charmaine Yoest of Reasoned Audacity...
Our questioners are all set to go...
Let's get things underway...
Our questioners are all set to go...
Let's get things underway...
Picnic 01-14-2006
Items I found while perusing my blogroll.
- Bloggin' Outloud does headlines
- Dane Bramage watches the happy liberals
- Sean Gleeson offers full confirmation hearings coverage
- Jo says "Not this time, please, Mr. President"
- Metaphysically Wrinkle Free picks a new motto for Maryland
- aTypical Joe likes Katie Couric
- La Shawn Barber looks at the thugs on the border
- NZ Bear (The Truth Laid Bear) has a letter for the GOP
- Michelle Malkin is following the Zawahiri story
- ScrappleFace looks at Dubya's latest setback
- Wizbang has the Carnival of the Dumb Criminals
- Sortapundit talks about living cheaply
- sticks (From Chaos to Serendipity) had a family member experience a loss
- More interviews information is available here.
Friday, January 13, 2006
Jack Yoest
This weekend, we have an unusual, but special, treat: Jack and Charmaine Yoest. Today, it's Jack Yoest...
The question panel is ready...
First question ...
The question panel is ready...
First question ...
Headline News 01-13-2006
From CNN:
Bush sees 'dramatic' change on Gulf Coast
Administration plans to cause more hurricanes, blow up levees
From CNN:
Hajj police: Crush not our fault
Bush blamed
From CNN:
U.S. blocks Spain warplanes sale
Because we can
From KERO:
Sikhs meet to discuss pig heads at temple
Other topics were already covered
From WDIV:
No food at pool, breastfeeding mom told
Also not to be used as a flotation device
From KPRC:
Student says he was forced to strip
Pole dance was optional
From CNN:
Best man torches groom's house
Action may drop him to fourth- or fifth-best man
From CNN:
Report: Millions of descended from 4 women
Spokesman for the four women say they are exhausted, need a break
From CNN:
Opera great dies at 87
Fat lady sings
From CNN:
Pilots warned of Alaskan volcano eruption
Pilots thankful, would not have avoided large mountain spewing rock and smoke
Bush sees 'dramatic' change on Gulf Coast
Administration plans to cause more hurricanes, blow up levees
From CNN:
Hajj police: Crush not our fault
Bush blamed
From CNN:
U.S. blocks Spain warplanes sale
Because we can
From KERO:
Sikhs meet to discuss pig heads at temple
Other topics were already covered
From WDIV:
No food at pool, breastfeeding mom told
Also not to be used as a flotation device
From KPRC:
Student says he was forced to strip
Pole dance was optional
From CNN:
Best man torches groom's house
Action may drop him to fourth- or fifth-best man
From CNN:
Report: Millions of descended from 4 women
Spokesman for the four women say they are exhausted, need a break
From CNN:
Opera great dies at 87
Fat lady sings
From CNN:
Pilots warned of Alaskan volcano eruption
Pilots thankful, would not have avoided large mountain spewing rock and smoke
Picnic 01-13-2006
Items I found while perusing my blogroll.
- One Happy Dog Speaks is climbing the Google rankings
- Vince Aut Morire says to everything, there is a season
- The Buzz Blog looks at diversity, Wramblin' Wreck style
- Sigmund, Carl and Alfred look at Teddy and Chucky talkin' to Sammy
- Charmaine Yoest finds liberals who support Alito
- Atlas Shrugs says Bolton makes her ... happy
- Jack Yoest looks at women managers making an impact
- Merri Musings (she's moved!) says killers can lie
- Grandma's House says no cold beer
- The Florida Masochist says the new PETA spokesman is a boob ... and then some
- Agent Bedhead is recruiting men
- ScrappleFace looks at Iran, Nukes, and the UN
- Sortapundit looks at global warming
- sticks (From Chaos to Serendipity) is unique
- More interviews information is available here.
Thursday, January 12, 2006
Walkin'
Ever since the Wife started her new job, we car-pool.
Her new position is just a few blocks from where I work, and since our schedules are the same, we save gas (which saves money) by taking turns driving.
This week is my week to drive. But yesterday, I didn't drive. The Wife had to pick some stuff up and we needed to take the truck. She drives the truck. So, she drove.
Which was all well and good except that I forgot I had an afternoon meeting at another building in Columbus. Not normally what I'd call walking distance, either.
But, since she had the truck, and since it was a nice day, I decided to walk.
I don't walk downtown much. Nobody does. Except folks pushing shopping carts and wearing 4 sets of clothing.
But, Thursday, I decided to walk.
I've occasionally walked short distances in Columbus. Not often, but on occasion. But not normally more than a block or two at the most. But Thursday, was a little further than a block.
From my desk to the desk of the person I was meeting took me 25 minutes. Actually 25½ minutes. So, I got some exercise. I need it.
Anyway, walking in Columbus wasn't a bad walk. I encoutered only a handful of people, all but one looking like people walking somewhere. As opposed to spending the day sitting or rummaging through garbage cans.
Most, like I said, looked like there were going somewhere. I was the only one wearing a tie, but most others were dressed business casual. Which seemed to me like they were walking because they wanted to.
Is it that the other people out walking were not lazy? Was it that they saw a pretty day, had enough time, and decided a healthy walk was in order?
If I had a car Thursday, I would have driven. I'd have been lazy and sat in the air conditioning and waited in traffic.
I'd have been wrong.
Next time I have a meeting scheduled in another building downtown, I think I'll walk.
Her new position is just a few blocks from where I work, and since our schedules are the same, we save gas (which saves money) by taking turns driving.
This week is my week to drive. But yesterday, I didn't drive. The Wife had to pick some stuff up and we needed to take the truck. She drives the truck. So, she drove.
Which was all well and good except that I forgot I had an afternoon meeting at another building in Columbus. Not normally what I'd call walking distance, either.
But, since she had the truck, and since it was a nice day, I decided to walk.
I don't walk downtown much. Nobody does. Except folks pushing shopping carts and wearing 4 sets of clothing.
But, Thursday, I decided to walk.
I've occasionally walked short distances in Columbus. Not often, but on occasion. But not normally more than a block or two at the most. But Thursday, was a little further than a block.
From my desk to the desk of the person I was meeting took me 25 minutes. Actually 25½ minutes. So, I got some exercise. I need it.
Anyway, walking in Columbus wasn't a bad walk. I encoutered only a handful of people, all but one looking like people walking somewhere. As opposed to spending the day sitting or rummaging through garbage cans.
Most, like I said, looked like there were going somewhere. I was the only one wearing a tie, but most others were dressed business casual. Which seemed to me like they were walking because they wanted to.
Is it that the other people out walking were not lazy? Was it that they saw a pretty day, had enough time, and decided a healthy walk was in order?
If I had a car Thursday, I would have driven. I'd have been lazy and sat in the air conditioning and waited in traffic.
I'd have been wrong.
Next time I have a meeting scheduled in another building downtown, I think I'll walk.
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