Dennis Perrin:
Some libloggers, while acknowledging Spitzer’s faux pas, can’t help but see some nefarious GOP tentacles slithering in the background. Maybe. But isn’t it interesting that when a mule shows his or her true colors, there are always mitigating circumstances, perhaps a clandestine plot to do them in. When a Repub does the same, it’s [...]
As usual. I tried to post this here but couldn’t resize it legibly. A friend who is teaching his 15-year-old daughter to drive could probably relate.
I hereby withdraw my offer, made publicly elsewhere, to have Eliot Spitzer’s children.
… this will probably do it for you: the long-term effects of mental illness on physical health.
This piece says a lot of what I’ve thought, but never been able to verbalize, about the green/environmental movement, especially the way that it has utterly failed to connect with other subcultures who should be their allies (e.g., hunters and fishers).
It is possible to try too hard, yes? How do you know when you’re doing that?
Depending on your mood, this may amuse or depress you:
A-Z List of Obsolete Skills
True story: in library school I learned how to create card catalog cards. In 1992! Apparently librarians were slow to adapt.
If so, have you ever done it? What did that feel like?
