Looks like I survived the Blogathon no worse for wear as I’m feeling pretty good this morning other than a little residual sleepiness. Had a hell of a migraine when I first woke up yesterday afternoon, but that’s just a faded memory now. I’d like to take a moment to thank the folks who sponsored . . . → Read More: Blogathon Aftermath.
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And I managed to survive it a second time. Which is pretty good considering that it’s been three years since I did my last one. I think I managed to keep the content pretty high this time out. I am definitely one tired puppy right now, though. Here’s the last pic I managed to snap . . . → Read More: That’s a wrap! Blogathon 2006 is officially over. I thought it fitting to close out the Blogathon by reprinting what Americans United for Separation of Church and State is all about: Why Separate Church and State? Separation of church and state is the only principle that can ensure religious and philosophical freedom for all Americans. Church-state separation does not mean hostility toward religion. . . . → Read More: Final Entry: A bit of background on Americans United. It appears there’s a law passed in 1996 by Republicans that could end up making aspects of the Bush Administration guilty of war crimes: WASHINGTON—An obscure law approved by a Republican-controlled Congress a decade ago has made the Bush administration nervous that officials and troops involved in handling detainee matters might be accused of committing . . . → Read More: Bush Administration now worried they could be in violation of war crimes. I sure as hell didn’t. As it turns out there were several, but the folks over at X-Entertainment are talking about The Freddy Game: It’s just one of several old board games brought to you by the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise, but “The Freddy Game” is by far the most interesting of the . . . → Read More: Did you know there was a “Nightmare on Elm Street” board game? Sun’s up, birds are singing, cats keep pestering me to let them in and out. Watching an old Vincent Price horror movie called The Haunted Palace on TV. That’s about all I’ve got at the moment. Just trying to stay away at this point. Ohhhh yeah, this would definitely be embarrassing… Well I had a second wind, but it blew away. Or something. Cause now I’m yawning up a friggin’ storm. I had a brief oasis of lowest common dominator entertainment in the form of World’s Wildest Police Videos, which allows you to gawk at traffic accidents without having to be stuck in the traffic jam . . . → Read More: That didn’t last long. Melvin has come in from the outside to rejoin me at my side. Sitting on the arm of the couch like a good little hench cat should. I’ve got a bit of a second wind going because I’ve put entirely too much effort into trying to figure out this stupid horror movie. Taking a . . . → Read More: Still hanging in there. 3 hours and 15 minutes to go. Unless I’m keen on watching infomercials my choices for late night TV are somewhat limited. Right now I’m trying to choose between the lesser of two evils: Option One: A really cheesy looking horror movie on FLIXe called Scarecrow about a bunch of thieves that end up being killed by evil scarecrows that have somehow . . . → Read More: Late Night TV Wasteland. |
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