Monthly Archives: May 2004

This Star reporter hasn’t been reading some of the blogs I have. It is true that relapsed catholic is taking a well deserved break, but it is more about having a life than what the reporter is suggesting. That was … Continue reading →

Have you noticed how few women comment on pundit blogs? Have you noticed how women communicate when they do comment on a pundit blog? And have you noticed that women rarely comment on the homosexual debate that flies around god-blogs? … Continue reading →

For Canadians that didn’t notice that Bono was in Canada yesterday doing a photo-op with Paul Martin and holding a media conference, you can catch up at Paul Well’s Inkless Wells. I like this line. Bono, fortunately, is immune to … Continue reading →

Chuck Guite, former federal employee and former Groupaction marketing president Jean Brault are out on bail after each one pleaded not guilty to six counts of indictment for fraud totalling $1,967,000 and conspiracy by fraudulent means. Deputy Conservative leader Peter … Continue reading →

It’s a bit difficult finding out whether this is truth or rumor or something inbetween. This is known. Kellogg, Brown, & Root is a contractor for the US military that supplies military personnel overseas with water, food, housing, mail services … Continue reading →

Bloggers are verbal people. A lot of words are flying around as pictures and information collected in Iraq is verified by the US government. I’m reading pundits in small doses. Many other things have happened in the world this week. … Continue reading →

Put yourself in the picture. Which person are you? Dear God, I am both.

Can’t sleep, so I stepped outside for a bit. There is a cat out there in the dark, yowling like a baby. The object of his affection is obviously locked up safely in a house. He is mournful, loud, filled … Continue reading →