I just wish the Democratic field hadn't been whittled down to two candidates already. Whichever one wins the nomination - and that's not going to be determined tonight - I will gladly support them.
Meanwhile, on the Republican end of things, you've got Romney - no - and Huckabee - no. Then you have John McCain, a guy who the Republican Collective Wisdom determined
(Whoever takes the oath on
Meanwhile, for the 40th consecutive year I am not in New Orleans for Mardi Gras, throwing necklaces of beads to lovely young ladies in exchange for flashes of their boobies. Though I think all that stopped being as much fun as it used to be a few years ago. How's that federally-funded recovery coming along?
I have to come up with a meatless lunch for tomorrow. Maybe grilled cheese and an apple. I'm already planning vegetarian chili (possibly with lentils as a meat substitute) for dinner tomorrow.
I think I just nearly died of a Skittles overdose. Taste a rainbow...of death! But I'm all better now.
Courtesy of Camilla in Norway is this Norwegian parody video: Bye & Rønning's "Party in Heaven." It stands alone as a pretty funny song, or as a parody of an Eric Clapton ballad, but it's actually a parody of a guy called Scooter, who...well, imagine if Eminem was into hardcore poser trance/techno, and you sort of have the idea.
I must be strong, and party on...
*...aaaaaand the Senior Moments continue.
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Why do you have to come up with vegetarian dishes? Out of meat, or are you a closet vegan? Oh and btw, I like "How much is the fish" and "Fire" by Scooter. If that makes me stupid or lame, oh well. I like them anyway.
You're right, whoever gets elected is inheriting a huge mess to clean up. I don't envy them.
Our Primary isn't until May.
"Whoever takes the oath on November 21, 2009..."
Whoa there! I think those Skittles have you a little hinky. Unless they've changed the Constitution (and it's not like they haven't tried, but I think we would have heard something about it) Inauguration Day will still be on January 20, 2009. Let us not extend the nightmare.
And I admire your Lenten abstinence. Even though I left the church years ago, I always observe the season with some spiritual practice. Good for the soul. This year it's chocolate.
I noticed what Dee pointed out too, but I decided to let it slide with your new schedule and all... You're body's schedule is probably all out of whack
Oh, and I forgot about Ash Wednesday, so disregard my vegetarian question. There's my senior moment.
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