Summertime…and I’m not blogging much these days. The kids are in camp mode this week, which means I’m in chaffeur mode. I’m also in de-cluttering mode and making real progress. In addition to clearing away physical cluter, I’ve also been chipping away at the perpetual, mile-long to-do list that I’ve been schlepping […]
I might have to start tuning in again…
My ex used to joke that I had Issues with customer service. Back then, I had zero tolerance for poor service. Not that I’m cool with it now, but in my 20s, I was a monster. A justified monster (mostly), but a monster nonetheless. As a paying customer, I had no patience for rudeness or […]
1. It’s been weird not to post here daily, but so many other things have been going on that blogging feels like an indulgence. That said, I am ever-thankful to capital-B Bloggers who hold it down daily, cut through the bs, and help keep me informed. (Thanks, Tami!)
2. Parenting is really […]
“That’s typical of many of the people around Senator Clinton,” [New Mexico Governor Bill] Richardson said on Fox. “They think they have a sense of entitlement to the presidency.”
“No Carville Apology for Judas Remark”
My contribution to the Women’s History Month Blog Carnival hosted by Tami and Heart is up. Take a read.
My brother from a different mother, Tambay, posted this, and I have yet to recover:
FROM AFRICANARTISTS.BLOGSPOT.COM
Kristian von Hornsleth Buys Ugandans for Livestock
Danish Artist buys Africans
This morning I received an email from an artist from Uganda called, Eria Sane Nsubuga, who seemed fascinated by an artistic project, which took place last summer, 2007, in a small […]
