When I need to vent before I kick someone.
I’ve been known to bite, too.
Yes, I’m aware the plural is synopses. I just like synopsi better. Not that I like any of the beasts very damned well. Yes, I am STILL bashing away at Taro’s. No, I really don’t think I’m getting anywhere. In fact, I scrapped the half-page I had as gods-awful, and started over. Now I have […]
Some ***** made me cry today. I just…suddenly had enough. I’m sitting there, half an hour into a desperate search for some forms that are NOT my responsibility, but I was trying to be helpful–and this lady calls me up to report her kid absent. She’s got the flu, it’s day two. It’s Friday. She
So. I felt the need to express myself to the principal of my daughter’s school. On March 1st, I sent this message: Hi, Mr. ****. Seeing you this morning reminded me that I wanted to talk to you about Hope’s placement next year. I would like to know if it’s possible for me to meet
Quoting from this site: “al-Qaida Appeasers On Parade” Hell, yeah! Appease them! Give ’em back their damn country! Except…wait. al-Qaida wasn’t in Iraq. Umm…is someone confused? “We Are At War, Liberals Root For the Enemy.” Because, you know, it’s either Bush or the terrorists. We can’t root for, like, peace. Now come on. Republicans, take
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Quoting from this site: Polar bears, sea ice and global warming are taboo subjects, at least in public, for some U.S. scientists attending meetings abroad, environmental groups and a top federal wildlife official said Thursday. Environmental activists called this scientific censorship, which they said was in line with the Bush administration’s history of muzzling dissent
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I hate when I feel like I haven’t written enough. Here it is, Sunday, and I’ve barely accomplished anything. Again. And no, I won’t be listing laundry or TV watching or grocery shopping. What I needed to do was write. And while I spent much of the weekend trying to get it done, I accomplished
Quoting from this site: Jasmine and Osama’s is a love story, and it tells you so much about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. They met when they worked at the same place in Jerusalem, and three years ago they got married. First they tried to live in Israel, but the Israeli authorities would not allow Osama to