I was teaching 11th Grade U.S. History at Heritage Hall on this day in 2001. The day became more and more horrible. First the planes slamming into the office buildings. The plane at the Pentagon. The plane that slammed into a field in Pennsylvania. The towers, burning and falling. People jumping. The horror grew. What can you say to children at such a time? I can’t recall that I said anything at all. I still don’t have a word to say, not a word.
Category Archives: General
09/09/09
September 5, 2009
Bon Voyage, Soartstar
Blogblah wins at poker, film at 11
Go Big Red; Go ‘Pokes
September 4, 2009
August 29, 2009 updated
Senator Doctor Tom Coburn does it again. Weeping woman asks for help with her brain injured husband who has been refused help by their insurance coverage. Tom tells her to suck it up and beg for help from her neighbors but not the government. Watch.
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UPDATE:
Oh, Teh Stupid, it burns. More right wing, jaw dropping idiocy from Glen Beck:
August 26, 2009
Happy Birthday, Dennis
August 24, 2009
IN MEMORIAM
This blog will soon be dead. I’ve decided to stop doing this low-tech crap and move into the 21st Century world of video blogging. It’s so much easier than typing. Besides, only 8 people read this blog because that’s about the total of people in the United States of America who remain literate.
So, dear readers, go to THIS LINK if you wish at all to continue to follow my adventures.
Thanks for the … well, not so much, but goodbye cruel world I’m flouncing out.
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August 23, 2009 updated
FOR MY SISTER, MINDOVERMARY, SO SHE’LL HAVE A SONG
August 19, 2009
IMAGINE THAT!
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Baby boomers, now well into middle age, are still turning on to illegal drugs, doubling the rates of illicit drug use for the older generation, according to U.S. government statistics released on Wednesday.
The rates of people aged 50 to 59 who admit to using illicit drugs in the past year nearly doubled from 5.1 percent in 2002 to 9.4 percent in 2007 while rates among all other age groups are the same or decreasing, the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration reported.

