[Bill,
April 7, 2008]
World today
Obama tripped and fell over Wright. Clinton has a chance, and she blew it by making up a bunch of stories. Still, she's still winning in Pennsylvania. Thing is, those stories just may mean she'll be toxic as a VP candidate, and thus not selected.
Meanwhile, the only good news on the Democratic side is they're running against the Republicans. GOP conservatives seem unsure if they want McCain to win, want to cut the rug out from under him, or, given what's happening on the Democratic side, actually try to win it in November.
In non-political news, I had a good weekend. A great birthday party (4th) for my God-daughter, who was wearing a beautiful princess-y dress and a tiara. And she had a bunch of young friends there, so they played all day.
The dogs, too, had a great time deciding who to play with first. And the food was of course excellent. The evening ended with a few folks sitting on a back deck having one of those fun, laid-back, free-range discussions. A great time was had by all.
Meanwhile, I had a lunch date on Sunday. I won't say anything about it, except to give it and her a thumbs-up. Now I need to think of something to do for a second date. It's supposed to rain this weekend. I had wanted to do something outside. I'm really eager for spring to begin because I am plenty sick of the cold.
Had quite an experience at Mass (before lunch, of course). Suddenly got the whole Jesus-as-God thing, but it's sort of fading away again. (That is, there's this mystical sense of, oh yeah, this is real, not just wishful thinking.) Anyway, praise God.
Today, my former assistant editor started her new job. Managed to get a job after only two weeks off, which practically counts as a vacation. If she's reading this, hope it went well. If not, I still hope it went well.
No other news to report. Have a good week!
Meanwhile, the only good news on the Democratic side is they're running against the Republicans. GOP conservatives seem unsure if they want McCain to win, want to cut the rug out from under him, or, given what's happening on the Democratic side, actually try to win it in November.
In non-political news, I had a good weekend. A great birthday party (4th) for my God-daughter, who was wearing a beautiful princess-y dress and a tiara. And she had a bunch of young friends there, so they played all day.
The dogs, too, had a great time deciding who to play with first. And the food was of course excellent. The evening ended with a few folks sitting on a back deck having one of those fun, laid-back, free-range discussions. A great time was had by all.
Meanwhile, I had a lunch date on Sunday. I won't say anything about it, except to give it and her a thumbs-up. Now I need to think of something to do for a second date. It's supposed to rain this weekend. I had wanted to do something outside. I'm really eager for spring to begin because I am plenty sick of the cold.
Had quite an experience at Mass (before lunch, of course). Suddenly got the whole Jesus-as-God thing, but it's sort of fading away again. (That is, there's this mystical sense of, oh yeah, this is real, not just wishful thinking.) Anyway, praise God.
Today, my former assistant editor started her new job. Managed to get a job after only two weeks off, which practically counts as a vacation. If she's reading this, hope it went well. If not, I still hope it went well.
No other news to report. Have a good week!