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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Lying a Lot
Dr. Erik Breverman commented on Hillary Clinton’s newest symptom…”Blood clots are common after concussions… in those who lie a lot!” Oops, he might need to clarify…in people who are lying around a lot, because they are recovering from a head bump. … Continue reading
Stop the Momentum
Our nation is overwhelmed with systemic problems…too much spending, too many government employees, duplicate programs, and too many regulations…just too much of everything! Our government is unwilling to stop itself! There is one sure way to stop…a crash always ends … Continue reading
40% Off
Hobby Lobby offers my favorite weekly coupon…40% Off…which can include one cut of fabric at unlimited yardage…which is very generous! This family-owned business operates hundreds of stores, offering affordable imports and weekly half-off sales…encouraging repeat customers. Today they offer another … Continue reading
I Think the Worst is Behind Us…
…said Bilbo Baggins to his companions. Oh, but the worst is yet to come…for the little Hobbit and all of us! The world survived the end of the Mayan calendar and the re-election of Barak Obama…but what awaits should strike … Continue reading
Full Court Press
Conservatives complain that Democrats have not stopped campaigning…Yes, that’s their strategy! Basketball’s full-court press is an unrelenting defense, using 100% of the court to achieve the effect of an offense! I coached for 15 years…the full-court press was prohibited for … Continue reading
Incessant Borking
President Reagan nominated Robert H. Bork to the US Supreme Court in 1987. Liberals immediately railed against his faithfulness to the US Constitution (Originalism)… warning of “extremism” if he became one of the Lifetime-Nine. The 2002 Oxford dictionary recognized “bork” … Continue reading
Unswerving Hope
The Christmas season can be depressing for those who are separated from children, especially if due to rebellion or death. Sadness threatens during these “happy” holidays. There is hope…but the human heart strains to feel it. Knowing has a value far greater than … Continue reading
Pass the Noodles
As casualties of war or school shootings, we condemn the killing of innocents…we grieve the loss of their precious lives. Wisconsin Congresswoman, Gwen Moore, presented a heartfelt plea last year on the Senate floor, responding to threats of de-funding Planned … Continue reading
At Some Point
Last week the Secretary of State fainted…hitting her head, which prevented her from submitting to a Congressional inquiry on Libya. Her representatives made assurances that she’ll testify, “at some point.” Hillary may escape the present wrath from Benghazi, but there most … Continue reading
A Bowl of Meat
Nathan, one of my three year old grandsons, loves food. He is a foot taller than most boys his age. Still hungry at the end of a recent family meal, he announced, “I need a bowl of meat!” Unless you … Continue reading
His Big Picture View 