Slow Blogging

I've been extremely busy over the last several days. We are doing the production of "Eternity - The Ultimate Experience" and I barely have time to sleep, let alone blog. It's a dramatic production about life after death. I've been cast as Satan and it is very physically and emotionally demanding. I'll be back around the end of the week. Our prayers go out to the families of Virginia Tech.

Michelle Malkin Goes Off

Another great article by MM. She gets it right almost every time.

Catching Up

Well the week-long war games are over and the world is once again safe. Blogging can recommence.

I missed several things I wanted to blog about last week but timing is everything and in this microwave society, their time has passed. I loved Ann Coulter’s column on the crime of being a Republican. I also thought that her comments about Edwards were funny, not offensive. To be fair I would have been mad had she made those comments about me. But I’m not a preening sissy girl out of touch with everyday Americans and she wasn’t talking about me; or gays for that matter. I think that real faggots should be upset to be compared to John Edwards.

Val Plame and her big-mouthed husband are leaving Washington D.C. for Santa Fe, NM. If I see them I’ll be sure to say hi but I try not to go there very often. It takes weeks to scrub the dirty feeling from my conscience. Ian at Hot Air said it best – good riddance. I thought that the obit on her by the NYT was a bit over the top but I’m sure that it’s Bush’s fault. BTW – I’ve heard that the dope smoking hippies are excited to have a real CIA agent in their midst. I hope that they realize that Cody Banks is fictional.

Finally, the biggest piece of news happened over the weekend. That will be the subject of my next post. Oh, and if FrankJ should catch this post – I would say that Aquaman’s a “faggot” but I don’t want to go to therapy either.

IMAO is Rocking

IMAO is on a roll today. First, FrankJ has a great "In My World" post. It was a brilliant idea to write about BBoxer and Condi. Then Laurence Simon had perhaps one of his most poignant posts ever about the effort to register (stifle the voice of) bloggers by Sen. Harry Reid, D - NV. I'm not in their league so I'll just stand on the side and applaud. If you aren't reading IMAO everyday, you just aren't connected to the world as you should be.

I Voted...Did You?

The weblog awards are on again for 2006. Some of my favorites are nominated. Go there now and vote. Vote like an election in Chicago, early and often. I voted for IMAO in the humor category, Day by Day comic strip, Captain's Quarters in best conservative, Blackfive in the military category, and Michelle Malkin for best blog. I encourage you to think for yourself and vote for the same blogs that I did.

IMAO Rocks Again

Two of my favorite bloggers are the immortal FrankJ and SarahK. Today they both have outdone themselves at IMAO. Check it out.