So far.
31 July 2008
28 July 2008
Cubs Win!
Whew.
I don't think I sat down for the final 2 innings.
My heart rate was at a speed work level, making me consider hooking up the heart rate monitor.
3 more like this and I'll need a vacation.
Did I mention that Christopher will be a very happy boy when he wakes up tomorrow morning?

I don't think I sat down for the final 2 innings.
My heart rate was at a speed work level, making me consider hooking up the heart rate monitor.
3 more like this and I'll need a vacation.
Did I mention that Christopher will be a very happy boy when he wakes up tomorrow morning?
Cubs Win!
Labels:
cubs
20 July 2008
13 July 2008
Lyric of the Day
Just one question before I pack
When you fuck it up later do I get my money back?
-Aimee Mann

When you fuck it up later do I get my money back?
-Aimee Mann
Lyric of the Day
Labels:
music
05 July 2008
Agony
So my victory beer all of the sudden turns into an agony of defeat beer.
At least it's good beer.
Still hurts though, but that's baseball.

At least it's good beer.
Still hurts though, but that's baseball.
Agony
Labels:
cubs
04 July 2008
Why Our Media Sucks (Still)
In fact, most of the political press, as Josh says, are incorrigible morons. Unfortunately, a too large portion of the American electorate still relies on these morons.

For the McCain campaign to put out a memo to reporters claiming that Obama has adopted McCain's policy only shows that his advisors believe that a sizable percentage of the political press is made up of incorrigible morons. And it's hard to disagree with the judgment.I really can't think of a better way to describe them. It does make me sad though, that we don't have reporters with brains. Are they all really that desperate to get invite to St. John McCain's barbeques?
The simple truth is that this campaign offers a very clear cut choice on Iraq. One candidate believes that the US occupation of Iraq is the solution; the other thinks it's the problem. John McCain supports the permanent deployment of US troops in Iraq. That is why his hundred years remark isn't some gotcha line. It's a clear statement of his policy. Obama supports a deliberate and orderly withdrawal of US forces from Iraq. It's a completely different view of America's role in the world and future in the Middle East. Reporters who can't grasp what Obama is saying seem simply to have been permanently befuddled by George W. Bush's game-playing over delegating policy to commanders.
Why Our Media Sucks (Still)
Labels:
media
03 July 2008
Deep Thoughts of the Day
I love Firkin.
I miss Pearl Jam.
I will be seeing Obama and Tweedy at Park West in 8 days.
I will be buying tickets for Eddie Vedder on Monday.
This makes me very happy.

I miss Pearl Jam.
I will be seeing Obama and Tweedy at Park West in 8 days.
I will be buying tickets for Eddie Vedder on Monday.
This makes me very happy.
Deep Thoughts of the Day
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

