Maggie's Snow Day
As the old saying goes, the more things change the more they remain the same. A couple of weeks ago my daughter was graciously granted a snow day by the Akron Public Schools. Although the weather was bad, it didn't seem to be bad enough for a snow day. I'm pretty sure that the school figured this was the last chance they would have to . . .
Memories of the 1980s
It's funny, but when I think back to the 1980s my memories always play like a John Hughes movie with a Simple Minds soundtrack. Rest in peace John Hughes—you will be missed.
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Memories of the 1980s
It's funny, but when I think back to the 1980s my memories always play like a John Hughes movie with a Simple Minds soundtrack. Rest in peace John Hughes—you will be missed.
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOkNIUw0c2s?wmode=transparent]
Palin's Use of the Canadian Health Care System
You really have to love the hypocrisy and the chutzpah of someone that can tell a country with a successful socialized insurance system that they ought try things our way—particularly when more Americans than ever are heading to Canada for health care.
Blogs Abuzz About Palin's Use of Canadian Health Care
Source: The Canadian . . .
Palin's Use of the Canadian Health Care System
You really have to love the hypocrisy and the chutzpah of someone that can tell a country with a successful socialized insurance system that they ought try things our way—particularly when more Americans than ever are heading to Canada for health care.
Blogs Abuzz About Palin's Use of Canadian Health Care
Source: The Canadian . . .
Incredibly prescient description
WW S7 E19 Sam to Josh - Take a Vacation from Dr. Mark Vopat on Vimeo.
It is amazing just how prescient the writers of the West Wing were when they wrote this monologue. The commentary on the state of politics could have been taken from Meet the Press or Face the Nation. Life imitating art.
. . .Incredibly prescient description
WW S7 E19 Sam to Josh - Take a Vacation from Dr. Mark Vopat on Vimeo.
It is amazing just how prescient the writers of the West Wing were when they wrote this monologue. The commentary on the state of politics could have been taken from Meet the Press or Face the Nation. Life imitating art.
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