Come and lie prostrate before the alter of the Atomic Fire…Chapter 14
I rolled out of bed this morning to the sound of thunder and pouring rain. That seems to be the pattern around here the past week or so. What is
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Today is Friday, the thirteenth treatment….
I generally don’t just copy someone else’s full post. This one twigged on a number of levels so I’ll let Jim Hightower say it himself. Jim Hightower | WHY NOT
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Thursday – June 28, Twenty O’Seven
This mornings Washington Post has some interesting reading. Even David Broder is on Chaney’s case this morning. If you haven’t checked out the Post’s series on the essential Dick Chaney
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Week 3 – Two down – Five to go
Well after a couple of weeks of playing target practice with a ray gun the sore throat they were promising has arrived. Looks like this most expensive of diets has
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We are up to ten…ten little cosmic Indians.
As I was perusing through the morning emails the daily forecast started me thinking. Back on our first summer trip to the mountains in August of 2003 the folk down
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Pushing the Envelope on Presidential Power | Cheney | washingtonpost.com
Pushing the Envelope on Presidential Power | Cheney | washingtonpost.com Shortly after the first accused terrorists reached the U.S. naval prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, on Jan. 11, 2002, a
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TGIF – What do you say to a glowing coworker?
My short answer…If you have heard they have cancer, don’t ask “How are you?” Talk about a loaded question with no real answers at the beginning of treatment. “How you
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One down, six to go – The end of the first week of radiation
So far so good. Other than a raspy voice not much to report after the first weeks radiation treatment. No news is good news I guess. The promised cooling effect
