I’m Melting, I’m Melting

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I want to thank those who gave me an “E”, all reads of mine and all “E” reci­pients themselves.

Marv: Offi­cially a wri­ter now, Opi­nio­na­ted Black Woman, and now Sports Chick at Get Your Own Beer. If you haven’t visi­ted Marv, check her out in all her awesomeness.

Sheila. from Black Ten­nis Pro, the place to go for ten­nis news, and hot pic­tu­res pro­fes­sio­nal pho­to­graphs of Dus­tin Brown. An audio cast report is one great fea­ture, so if your eyes are tired you can lis­ten to the smooth voice of Sheila reporting.

Yobachi: hip hop artist, acti­vist, repor­ter, a daily read of mine, from BlackPerspective.net - who gave the E to the Dar­fur blog, and this blog, though he is still per­ple­xed as to what this blog is exactly about.

Anyone else? I’m only going to explain it once.

My E’s will go out soon.

Also thanks to Yobachi (because I am not rea­ding news this week, or at least not much) for filling me in on the that horri­ble Bah..brah, Walta’s sud­den con­fes­sion of an affair, eons ago, with the first Afri­can Ame­ri­can popu­larly elec­ted to the Senate, Edward Brooke.

Dear babs, fee­ling the arms of obs­cu­rity clo­sing around her as she melts from sight like the wic­ked witch from Oz, takes one last stab at bur­ning a sca­rec­row, bran­ding the earth fore­ver with the cha­rred remains.

Babs what a grou­pie you were. What you are now, howe­ver, is is totally irre­le­vant, and who you “ban­ged” back in the “me decade” means nothing.

Inter­vie­wing a few good men does not make you a good man.

I’m not sure what this “con­fes­sion” makes you. I don’t even care really. Be gone with you.

Mr Brooks right­fully refu­sed com­ment sta­ting, he does not talk about his or other people’s pri­vate lives.

Bar­bara evi­dently didn’t take the cha­rac­ter oath.

And often­ti­mes, to win us to our harm,
The ins­tru­ments of dark­ness tell us truths,
Win us with honest tri­fles, to betray’s
In dee­pest consequence.

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28 Comments

  • I’ve called myself a wri­ter, but never had anyone else call me that…I think I like it…

    ::gig­gles::

    I am, in fact, nove­li­zing right at this moment; ins­pi­ra­tion seems to strike me around the mid­night hour…go figure.

    You are and always will be, well…excellent…thank you for the thank you (is that appropriate?)

    • I tend to be a night owl as well. Unfor­tu­na­tely I’m a night owl usually has to get up at the crack of dawn.

  • I think you are also A for Awe­some, B for Bona­fide, C for Classy,
    D for Divine, and F for Fan­tas­tic. And that’s only the tip of the alphaberg.

  • Three no wic­ked witches? Nice Mac­Bethery. I’ll try out some of those links pretty soon.

  • Heh.

    Babs? Skanky? Never. ;P Wouldn’t be sur­pri­sed if she’d ban­ged half the the geria­tric anchors in the old broadcaster’s home, too. Hell, some of the best sex scan­dals in modern his­tory have come out of tele­vi­sion news.

    The pio­neers of women’s broad­cas­ting did, in her defense, have to use every trick (no pun inten­ded) in their femi­nine arse­nals to get the big pie­ces, score the big inter­views over the rest of the Mid­wes­tern Old White Guy’s Club of 1950s-1970s net­work news. And it is indeed pro­bably a good thing that, well, she’s coming clean about it — times have chan­ged, and, lord, it’s not like male repor­ters have never f**ked a story.

    One day I’ll tell you the story of why some wri­ting profs will NEVER, EVER send another aspi­ring jour­na­list to my office to get the “inside” in to small– to mid-market broadcasting.

    Those women who want to be pretty weather girls who smile at the greensc­reen or their home­town mor­ning chat hosts when they grow up? Yeah, they cry easily.

    Lol, blogs have “aboutness?!?”

    • I ‘d be care­ful if I were you. Nicole Kid­man pla­yed one of those weather girls.

      Didn’t she end up mur­de­ring her hus­band because her ambi­tions were a tad gra­der than that?

  • I watch the news way too infreently. I mis­sed barbara’s gut spill. I didn’t even know she has a book until I just loo­ked this up. I’ll be sure to check out her book when it’s on the clearnce rack at Bar­nes and Nobel or at the com­mu­nity yard sale.

  • When you start dis­cus­sing things which could affect others there has to be a line drawn, unless it is a need to know. In this situa­tion there is no need to know.

    I’m sure Miss Wal­ters thinks the world needs to know everything about her, but his­tory would not have been adver­sely affec­ted had she chose to reveal less.

    I’d give you an E if I had one. ;(

    • Thanks jacob. I just thought bet­ter of her than that, when I did think of her, which wasn’t often if ever, so I guess maybe I didn’t think bet­ter of her after all.

  • It’s unfair you should use Mac­beth, but smac­king bri­lliant in a way.

  • I’m liking the small pic­tu­res you’re using, just enough.

    Spot on regar­ding Miss Wal­ters. I’ve never paid her much mind, but she did have her day. It’s gone. I won­der if the book has any redee­ming value. I could be an inte­res­ting read con­si­de­ring she was uni­que for the time, but if she fell into a tell all mode — disappointing.

    What is it with you and witches?

    Love the irony post above.

  • Baba Wawa had an affair? Shoc­king! Now, if only Gilda Rad­ner were still around to put her own spin on it.

    Sen. Brooke was, and pro­bably remains, a very decent man. He was too black, too dig­ni­fied, too Repu­bli­can for the peo­ple of massho­lechu­setts and his reward was to be repla­ced. Tri­via ques­tion: who repla­ced him?

    hey… where’s my “little picture”?

    ps: would love to com­ment on the irony, above, but. …

  • I love irony –  — above.

    I’ve retur­ned just in time for he “E” awards.

    Black Tie?

  • Holy shit, this new layout rocks, who did it, where’d you get it and may I say, I’d give you a tri­ple E!

  • Sorry you tur­ned off your com­ments on the recent post. Radi­cal lady I never heard of — of course, I never espou­sed much of the phil. she obviously carries on her sleeve.

    ERA — there is a topic of the 1970’s — was before my time in the argu­ments put forth. Gran­ted, any­time the govern­ment appro­ves or disap­pro­ves of a cer­tain idea, there is always an attempt by it to insert or delete from the legis­la­tion, something of uni­que value.

    I am sure she’ll get the irony you are spea­king of…and hate it.

    But I think any­time peo­ple cons­ciously label you libe­ral, con­ser­va­tive, radi­cal or extre­mist, you have an uphill battle to win over in any dis­cus­sion your most polar oppo­site. (Not that you can, or will, usually.) Since I have moved left — not to the last house — I find more pro­blems with cer­tain peo­ple (that I used to talk to more ope­ningly) than I use to.

    Price you pay I guess for your positions.

  • I thought the “irony” post was funny.

    To see Bar­bara Wal­ters, and I’ve only seen her on the com­mer­cials, acting like a little school girl is ICKY.

    A woman with the repu­ta­tion she has, or had, she would have been bet­ter to shut up to keep it intact.

    i don’t mean her affair dama­ging her repu­ta­tion, just to make it clear, I mean tal­king about it dama­ges her reputation.

    This does rock. Wow.

    I bet you hate it too, all that light. LOL

  • Coo­per, I read your “about” page way back when, and even again on the day I pos­ted about the blog; I was just be face­tious since its not really a the­med blog; but more random.

    LOL @ Bah..brah

  • Coo­per, when you turn off your com­ments, I just come on down to the next post. Does that make me crafty or just a royal pain in the ass? Yanno, I saw this blog theme and thought about it for about two seconds before moving on. Totally sur­pri­sed to see it here, but that’s not saying much. Heard Bah-bruh on Op-rah yes­ter­day with my mom and won­de­red how many times she’s had her face done. I couldn’t help but think the entire thing had been prac­ti­ced down to the very last blink. Then she was on NPR this mor­ning at about 6…What is up with the whole celeb auto­bio? Who cares?

  • I actually love the graphics. though I’m thin­king about chan­ging the hues, and even dab­bled in it in black and white.

    This is a very old theme from type-pad I think, por­ted to WP and recently upda­ted. the older ver­sion didn’t work well with upda­ted WP ins­ta­lla­tions, so I thought I ‘d give it a try. to light up my life and all that .…;)

    I’m kind of liking it.,

  • Type­pad, huh? Go figure. It’s gro­wing on me and as I con­ti­nue the monu­men­tal waste of time loo­king for a theme, you’ve ins­pi­red me to think about something way different…Thanks!