Monthly Archives: June 2010

I know I seem to be posting nothing original today and just news, but I love this story and I should remind you again that I am a left wing liberal who believes that welfare recipients have as much right … Continue reading →

Okay, now this really perturbs me. We’ve got enough money to bail out I don’t know how many big businesses, a few wars and who knows how much other nonsense, but not enough to save nearly 2,000 lives? Federal AIDS … Continue reading →

…could it all be a ruse? I’m not a conspircy theorist by any stretch of the imagination, but isn’t this one of the oldest negotiating tricks in the book? I’m still waiting for real National Health Insurance and severe caps … Continue reading →

“Hi, just wanted to wish you a Happy Birthday. Well, I wanted to talk for a bit to, take the temperature, you know. It’s been three weeks. Anyway, call me if you want, I’d like to talk. I love you, … Continue reading →

The Kardashian sisters will be bringing their signature style to a new store at the Mirage later this summer, the family announced at a Las Vegas press conference Tuesday. I thought their “signature style” was the dissemination (no pun intended) … Continue reading →

I’m quite glad a fellow informed me that he was an friend of my old friend Noreen and I was able to give him appropriate credit for his finely written obit. He’s not Alden Whitman, but I’m sure Noreen would … Continue reading →

A wonderful movie – haven’t seen it for a while and highly recommend it.

It is awful for me to awaken angry. While I kind of understand that “working out” helps to relieve anger, anxiety or what have you, it seems I might have to spend six hours on a treadmill to come close. … Continue reading →

It is remarkable how much anger I’m feeling today – mostly regarding a client.

The gaps in after-tax income between the richest 1 percent of Americans and the middle and poorest fifths of the country more than tripled between 1979 and 2007 (the period for which these data are available), according to data the … Continue reading →