Since my contributions to blogworld lately have pretty much been “Here’s a LOLcat,” and “Boy, Chris Dodd is hot all of a sudden, did he change his hair?” I’m anxious to read what you all are writing about.
A.
Since my contributions to blogworld lately have pretty much been “Here’s a LOLcat,” and “Boy, Chris Dodd is hot all of a sudden, did he change his hair?” I’m anxious to read what you all are writing about.
A.
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My usual hobby horses. Which should be findable if my URL shows up with this comment.
Oh, and St. Crispin’s Day! Any excuse for Shakespeare is a good excuse…
I got creeped out last night- they are polling the war, that is, thefuture war.
Polling for War
Moron candidate for president
Bona Fide, in which I somehow managed to channel Aldo Leopold, Norman Vincent Peale and Mahatma Gandhi in a single post.
Here’s a story about the horse breeding tax scam Katee Sackhoff’s dad got involved in:
http://taxattorney123.blogspot.com/2007/09/arbor-home-builders-sue-portland-tax.html
Sugar skulls, and dead people, and fucking Trotsky. The usual.
Hecate – Day of the Dead is a great holiday. I lived in Chicago for a long time and they have a large Mexican population and there are several festivals and museums where you can get great sugar skulls and other remembrances. It’s on the South Side in the Pilsen neighborhood, or was when I lived there in the Roaring 90s.
http://www.mfacmstore.com/dayofthedead.html
well, more of the benedicte trip. fall pictures. kitty porn. art blogging. maybe even throw in some encyclopedia stuff.
hecate – Below are much better links. I think the link above is an internal link to the primary website.
The National Museum of Mexican Art
Pilsen/Little Village neighborhood
1852 West 19th Street, Chicago, IL 60608
http://www.nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org/pages/edu_dod07.html
Well, I’m pretty much a one-note song, but wine is what they asked me to blog about atCorrentewire