Sunday, October 08, 2006

Nucular Stuff and Thanksgiving

Big News

Japan and China agreed Sunday that a North Korea nuclear test "cannot be tolerated." Sounds like everybody wants North Korea to have only untested nuclear weapons.
- Or for a price, of course, the U.S. could test the nukes for them.
- We've had a lot more experience with nuclear stuff.
- And we've only lost two or three.

Republican congressmen on Sunday were trying to defend Speaker Dennis Hastert. They don't want him to resign. After all, they may never have another Pillsbury Dough Speaker.

October 9th Now & Then

This is Fire Prevention Week -- so don’t forget to change the battery in your firefighter.

Fire Prevention Week Fun-Liners

Today is Columbus Day, marking that confused day in 1492 when an Italian flying the Spanish flag looking for China off the coast of Cuba discovered America.
- Columbus was the world's first slapstick explorer.

Columbus Day Fun-Liners

Today is Thanksgiving Day in Canada. First, Canadians will count their blessings; and then, as required by law, they'll send 40% of their blessings to Ottawa.

Love & Learn

Today's Scene: Expressions of Love - Adoption can offer a child immeasurable hope.

'Tween 12 and 20 - Smoking marijuana adversely affects unborn babies .. Floating gull crashes back to earth .. Smoking is a personal choice, but not a good one .. Take time to appreciate your elders .. Promises made should be kept .. Without protection, pregnancy is highly likely .. Tips for finding effective drug abuse programs .. Feel blessed your abuser is out of your life ..

Video Game Reviews - "Lego Star Wars" sequel lets you create characters, and "Star Fox Command" is a worthy successor.

Shallow Thoughts

Old age is God's way of telling us our warranty is running out.

I love the sounds of autumn: crunching leaves .. babbling brooks .. whimpering school bus drivers...

More money is bet on the baseball playoffs than on the congressional election. People care who wins the baseball playoffs.

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