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Monthly Archives: July 2012
The North Dakota Way…
I abhor political campaign ads, so I tend to ignore them. However, there is a rare exception that strikes me in a way that I give it some of my attention. Case-in-point, Rick Berg’s ad that features four older ladies at a … Continue reading
Moves like Jagger?
I have had Maroon 5′s song, Moves Like Jagger in my head for the past few days. Unfortunately, it has been more like a Weird Al Jankovic version given my labyrinthitis. In my current version the main chorus line replaces “I’ve got … Continue reading
Jaded – that’s me.
The days of me trusting politicians, even the ones I like, are over. I guess you could say that after years of watching the ins-and-outs of politics, I am jaded. I no longer believe in the notion of the white … Continue reading
I’ll pray for you Monsignor…
Today I want to share a story of accountability. When folks do bad things we want them held accountable for their actions. That is the way of civilized society – we all agree to operate under a set of norms. … Continue reading