Don’t you hate it when your morning routine gets abruptly, unexpectedly disrupted? It’s your way of slipping into the day as easily as possible, without having to think too hard about what you are doing until your mind reaches its fully awake state. A break in the routine is like a splash of cold water … Continue reading Java jolt
Law, Government, and Politics An interesting, thought-provoking site for this very political season. At the end of it, I had no idea how to classify myself. Too bad. It might have simplified my decision on Election Day. Continue reading Food for political thought
It’s sad, really, to see someone of Dan Rather’s stature lose his journalistic judgment in the twilight of his career. He and Mary Mapes should resign from CBS, if they aren’t fired first. Burkett, their source for the Bush National Guard story, was known to be unreliable long before they accepted those documents from him. … Continue reading Rather embarrassing
… in a bedrock Red state like Oklahoma. Especially when you’ve grown up here and spent most of your life here. The most socially acceptable stance is conservative, fundamentalist, and very Republican Red. Continue reading It’s not easy being Blue…
Project Massive A fascinating study of online gamers. Who are they? How old are they? Do only boys play? All the stuff I’ve wondered about for years, knowing full well that at my age, and as a female, I am probably a very rare bird in the gaming world. All the more interesting because the … Continue reading I’m a gamer, you’re a gamer
God is a Democrat. That’s the only logical explanation for all the hurricanes hitting Florida this month. Continue reading God is a Democrat
