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Monthly Archives: February 2004
School Education
School Education It’s amazing how out of touch some people can be. Take for example our secretary of education, Mr. Rod Paige. He decides to call the NEA a terrorist organization and now is having to explain himself. His critique … Continue reading
Link on the War and memory holes
Link on the war and memory holes Molly Ivin’s latest column
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Baseball
Baseball If the mere thought of sports turns you off, you can go ahead and skip this article. However, if you’d like to read about local folly, please, allow me to elucidate. Tom Hicks is the owner of the Texas … Continue reading
Posted in Free Floating Hostility, perspectives
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Love, exciting and new
Love, exciting and new… Today marks 10.5 years of marriage for Laureen and me. Yay us! In many ways, I’m the luckiest man alive. Happy V Day.
Posted in Family
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Birthing Classes, Insurance, and the Meaning Of It All
Birthing Classes, Insurance, and The Meaning Of It All We finished our series of birthing classes yesterday, which means that all of a sudden, I can do things on Wednesday nights again (such as play doubles racquetball, hint, hint). It … Continue reading
Posted in Jacob, perspectives
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Insurance woes
Insurance woes It just keeps getting better with our insurance situation. Background: We decided to switch to GISD’s benefits after mine expired thinking that it would be cheaper than COBRA. Well, as it turns out, it is cheaper, but the … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Free Floating Hostility
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Middlekauff Ford – dubious track record
Middlekauff Ford – dubious track record As I mentioned yesterday, we’ve been having some issues with the truck-formerly-driven-by-me (now christened “The Schlomobile” by Laureen–I have never felt a need to anthropomorphize a vehicle, but all of Laureen’s cars have had … Continue reading
Posted in Free Floating Hostility
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Insurance Follies
Insurance Follies I’ve got so much fun stuff to talk about today, I don’t know where to begin, but I’ll pick something. 1. Work – The adjustment back to being a member of the working class has been somewhat hard. … Continue reading
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