Monthly Archives: April 2008

“[A]sk not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country.” – John F. Kennedy (Jan 20, 1961) “[A] lot of people in this country have become cynical about what government can do to … Continue reading

Trent Lott says, “I haven’t paid for lunch in 30 years.” Sounds familiar.

Having declined the prospect of running a time-consuming political campaign, I decided to undertake something even more challenging — adopting two 8-week-old Cocker Spaniel puppies. So if the activity on this blog declines over the next six months, you’ll know … Continue reading

While I’m thankful for those who’ve encouraged me to run for state house in District 95, and for everyone who offered advice along the way, I have decided to drop my name from the ballot. I still feel like now … Continue reading

The post by LeftWingCracker is correct — I have qualified as a Republican candidate for Tennessee House in District 95. I certainly wouldn’t be the first candidate in Memphis with a blog, but he may be right that I could … Continue reading

Tonight’s bottom three: Carly Simon, Hair Curtains, and Big Sky Barbie. Results

Carly Simon Tonight: “Jolene.” Not bad, but it doesn’t really showcase her voice very well. Randy: Not stellar, but it was all right. Paula: You are who you are. Simon: It lacked emotion. Final take: Meh. David Cook (nice haircut; … Continue reading

A friend of mine sent me a photo of his desk the other day, and it reminded me how much I like to see how people work. I’ve always enjoyed seeing how people like Hemingway, Buckley or even Al Gore … Continue reading