Monthly Archives: January 2008

Lonely and NOW disgusted.

This is why, though I believe in equa­lity for all and know there is a long way to go, I’m not fond of screeching illo­gi­cal femi­nism.
The Pre­si­dent of NOW NY put out a press release dra­ma­ti­cally tit­led “Sena­tor Ken­nedy Betrays Women by Not Stan­ding For Hillary Clin­ton for Pre­si­dent.”
In a fine effort to humi­liate

On Cyber Death, and Doughnuts.

I should have known the groa­ning sound wasn’t a cyber orgasm.
My desk­top suc­ked in its last cyber breath yes­ter­day, bless its’ little cyber heart. It was good to me. Too bad I was too stu­pid to back up everything while it was still grun­ting and screeching “the end is near”. Maybe if

Wondering on Wednesday in Wonderland or Not.

Won­de­ring, to what level I’ll climb on the lad­der of con­tempt for a can­di­date, and her cha­rac­ter­less hus­band. Won­de­ring if cha­rac­ter should trump bri­lliance when the bri­lliance doesn’t belong to the can­di­date, but to a few lef­to­ver poli­cies from a time when there was a repor­ted, though not true, bud­get sur­plus.
Won­de­ring, if I’ll have to

Vote Pro — Choice — Blogging For Choice

On the 35th anni­ver­sary of Roe v. Wade I once again blog for choice. This year hoping to encou­rage you to vote pro-choice.
You’ve wor­ked hard, saved a little money; enough to help your daugh­ter attend the college of her choice. It’s pos­si­ble she is the first poten­tial college gra­duate in your family, maybe she’s