A dear friend of us was taken away from us. Our dear and belove friend, was our dog Mojo. He developed cancer in the bones, and there was nothing that we could do to help him. He was very loyal and very happy. We will miss him so much, but wherever he is, he is in a better place. We will always miss you dear friend. You filled our lives we so much love and happiness. Thank you for the seven wonderful years you gave us.
"Dear DG,
It is a cloudy, dreary day here. The rain come down in sheets, driven sideways by the fickle wind. The heavens have opened up, and they are crying for Mojo. Although Mojo is sad that he's not with his "parents", he is no longer in pain. He knows that in his lifetime he was loved and cared for. Perhaps now he's romping in that great doggie run in the sky. He will always look down on Joyce and her husband with fondness because they gave him a home, a life, and great love. So Mojo, although I've never met you, it sounds like you were one great dog."
Thank you all of you, who cared for, and loved Mojo. Mojo you were a heck of a dog. WE MISS YOU AND LOVE YOU.
MOJO 1997-2004
Friday, December 31, 2004
Friday, November 26, 2004
A Holiday Tradition: The Real Story of Thanksgiving
You know. For a very long time I though that Thansgiving was to thank the indians from saving the pilgrims from certain death but it is not that way.....
A Holiday Tradition: The Real Story of Thanksgiving
A Holiday Tradition: The Real Story of Thanksgiving
Dropping the anchorman
Here's an interesting take on uncle Rather's departure at CBS from the Economist. I must say that this magazine prints some pretty good stuff some times. But I stopped my suscription to it, because I feel it is too Anti-American. Anyway, read on, and have fun with this article.
Economist.com | Lexington
Economist.com | Lexington
Wednesday, November 24, 2004
Declaration of Independence Banned at Calif School
Imagine, The Declaration of Independence banned in a frigging California school. If the Declaration of Independence was written today it would probably would have been attacked as a religious document. What is wrong with the dumb liberals?
I see, the liberals want to take God out of every document in our government that has it, and instead want to create a state that would replace God. Neat ah?
Reuters News Article
I see, the liberals want to take God out of every document in our government that has it, and instead want to create a state that would replace God. Neat ah?
Reuters News Article
Thursday, November 18, 2004
US 'to blame' for journalist deaths [19nov04]
So now we are being blame for the dead of journalists by Reuters. Let me get something straight here. Journalists who cover war zones, are responsible for their own safety regardless of the circumstances they operate in. Boy, I guess we have to nany the media now...
The Advertiser: US 'to blame' for journalist deaths [19nov04]
The Advertiser: US 'to blame' for journalist deaths [19nov04]
Wednesday, November 17, 2004
Blue blue townElectionBy ANNE BLYTHE AND MATT DEES, STAFF WRITERSTVs have been off. Some of the political commentary is too much to take. Radios are tuned to music, not talk. For the complete story ... http://chapelhillnews.com/our_town/story/1824624p-8135057c.html | |
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LA Weekly: Columns: On: Something Wicked
Hey I was perusing the LA Times when I came upon this absurd column penned by John Powers about the election results. Boy, these guys are really nuts that President Bush won. Well this will make a fun column to read if you can stomach it!
LA Weekly: Columns: On: Something Wicked
LA Weekly: Columns: On: Something Wicked
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