Friday, October 31, 2008
Fright Hike
I've carpooled children there in years past, but this year we are going to brave the spoooookinesssss.....
Just to make sure I'm covered, I apologize to all who will end up in my hiking group.
I know it's problem. I'm sorry.
I will scream.
I will grab whomever is closest.
I'll probably run.
I'm sure I'll end up tripping over something.
So, I'm sorry.
But... I gotta go. It's a beautiful day and I anticipate a beautiful evening. I love hiking and heck, I have to drop all the kids off at friends anyway. So hope to see you there.
it's just what i think
About a week ago I finished Helen Fielding's Olivia Joules and the Overactive Imagination. I was somewhat disappointed with this read. For the length of the book there was too much content. Fielding easily could have expanded any number of the ideas, which she introduced. - Terrorism
- Sudan
- Drug Smuggling
- Political Cover ups
- Al-Qaeda
- Takfiri
Or even expanded the relationships that were introduced. Instead, although somewhat amusing, it touched slightly on all of the topics without resolve.
This book would be appropriate for the person who wants a 306 pg. quick read without much substance. For a vacation, perhaps. The author, a journalist and novelist, lives in London and that is apparent in her verbiage. On occasion the word choices tripped me up until I resolved them to an English slang.
Next read: William Paul Youngs The Shack. Why?? Last week I heard this book discussed in 3 different circles with comments like:
- "It is sweeping the Nation"
- "You mean you haven't heard of it?"
- and... "Hey what did you think of ..."
I love book discussions so I thought I'd pick it up. On the cover it is exclaimed to be the '#1 New York Times Bestseller' with over 2 million copies in print. I don't really care about all that. Countless times I've found that I tend to like the movies that got 2 thumbs down or books that don't always make, well... anyone's list. So, I'll begin this with just a little more anticipation than some good conversation.
Care to join me?
Thursday, October 30, 2008
is there really a question?
Yes, that is a noose around the neck of a mannequin made up to look like Sarah Palin.
my morning latte'
Living Lake Country
- Will the Hwy 94 and C interchange loose it's trees for another development? It looks like there will be a proposal for a 25 acre development. Didn't they JUST finish development projects over there?
- Lisbon residents get to choose. Drive on a decent road or lower taxes. One or the other.
- Pewaukee man found a way to boost his economics in tough times. Unfortunately for him it's illegal to grow pot out of your house.
- Both Kettle Moraine and Oconomowoc planning for lots of absentee ballets.
Waukesha Freeman
- Catholic Memorial principal gets ruckus for posting presidential sign. Parents found his choice of candidate 'non-catholic'.
- Here are the listings for some Haunted Houses to put some scare into your weekend.
JSOnline
- Students in the ElmBrook school district may be getting an 'ear' and 'eye' full of Rated R material in the classroom.
- Man found driving drunk, for the 10th time, in Hartland area. He knows it's wrong so what does he do? He switches seats with his girlfriend. Now that's love. (I have an idea Brian, don't drink. You obviously can't handle alcohol well.)
- The Clarke Hotel photo gallery posted by JSOnline.
Drudge
- While countless businesses are laying off and even closing their doors, Exxon Mobil reports its LARGEST quarterly profit ever.
- Starbucks may have hit the bottom of the bean.
Have a fabulous morning!
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
reward given for OBAMA/KHALIDI/AYERS TAPE
Dirty Harry's Place has the story along with the $175,000 reward information. What, oh what could Obama be hiding????



