I’m glad you’re home safe, Annie dear. As for Wright…hmmmm. To be honest with you - completely and totally honest, that is - I’m afraid I’ve reached the point where I suspect EVERYBODY of hidden agendas. Every politician, I mean, and most people as well. I think a LOT of people are bitter, angry and disgruntled, but too polite - or fearful of looking unpatriotic, or worse: powerless - - or even worse, afraid of drawing attention to themselves and thus making themselves vulnerable - to stand up and shout about it. Me? I’m just tired of all of them. I’m afraid you’ve caught me in a very pessimistic mood. I really and truly fear for the future and what we are leaving for the generations that follow in our impotent, sheep-like footsteps.
Oh, we’re on our 3FC blogs? Hmmm. My eating is going along pretty well. *Smart* penne pasta night tonight. Yummers. I may weigh myself in the near future. Alright. Maybe not. I always chicken out after I set the scale down on the floor and start to step on it. Just can’t do it. Maybe my mother was frightend by a scale when pregnant with me, eh?
Hugs,
Z
Sorry Annie- I tried to give Obama a chance. (You know I was pulling for Hillary from the beginning, but did look into his views, what he stood for) but I am just done with him now. After hearing the racist, prejudiced, hate-filled, venomous, rant from Obama’s own minister I have a huge problem voting for him. I mean I can imagine Senator Obama as he went to that church sat in the pew and listened to this man, probably shaking his head in agreement. I just can’t pull for someone who says he will unify us, and then we find out what his spiritual advisor really thinks of us (I can’t get over the “GD America” comment). It took him FOREVER to denounce him, which lost him my vote. I just can’t do it. SO I am hoping that Hillary gets the nomination, even though I know that’s unlikely. I don’t wanna vote Republican, and I don’t wanna vote for Obama. I guess I am disenchanted with the whole race now. Sorry I guess I am just venting.
I’m glad you’re home safe, Annie dear. As for Wright…hmmmm. To be honest with you - completely and totally honest, that is - I’m afraid I’ve reached the point where I suspect EVERYBODY of hidden agendas. Every politician, I mean, and most people as well. I think a LOT of people are bitter, angry and disgruntled, but too polite - or fearful of looking unpatriotic, or worse: powerless - - or even worse, afraid of drawing attention to themselves and thus making themselves vulnerable - to stand up and shout about it. Me? I’m just tired of all of them. I’m afraid you’ve caught me in a very pessimistic mood. I really and truly fear for the future and what we are leaving for the generations that follow in our impotent, sheep-like footsteps.
Oh, we’re on our 3FC blogs? Hmmm. My eating is going along pretty well. *Smart* penne pasta night tonight. Yummers. I may weigh myself in the near future. Alright. Maybe not. I always chicken out after I set the scale down on the floor and start to step on it. Just can’t do it. Maybe my mother was frightend by a scale when pregnant with me, eh?
Hugs,
Z
Sorry Annie- I tried to give Obama a chance. (You know I was pulling for Hillary from the beginning, but did look into his views, what he stood for) but I am just done with him now. After hearing the racist, prejudiced, hate-filled, venomous, rant from Obama’s own minister I have a huge problem voting for him. I mean I can imagine Senator Obama as he went to that church sat in the pew and listened to this man, probably shaking his head in agreement. I just can’t pull for someone who says he will unify us, and then we find out what his spiritual advisor really thinks of us (I can’t get over the “GD America” comment). It took him FOREVER to denounce him, which lost him my vote. I just can’t do it. SO I am hoping that Hillary gets the nomination, even though I know that’s unlikely. I don’t wanna vote Republican, and I don’t wanna vote for Obama. I guess I am disenchanted with the whole race now.
Sorry I guess I am just venting.
Love YA!