John Kerry is mocking Bush’s “Turning the Corner” campaign theme. “I think the American people are a heck of a lot smarter than some of these politicians and political consultants think they are,” Kerry told a recent, all-Democrat audience.
Last night was a big test. I passed, but there were a few anxious moments.
A union is trying to organize Microsoft’s programmers. The union is exploiting fear of off shoring to rally the workers.
Sorry that I’ve been absent from the blog, but I’m decompressing. I didn’t realize how much of the rest of my life had been neglected over the past two months–but I have a lot of catching up to do.
It would appear that the insurgency in Iraq heeded Southwest Airlines' marketing campaign: “You are now free to move about the country.
Bill’s comments move me to tears. Not having been on the stage since childhood (“Smallest Princess”, The King and I), I cannot speak to that, but I can try to describe the width and breadth of my pride in having been in on the labor and birth of such an awesome production.
Make-up, lights, set, rehearsal, house: stage. Words that convey things to those with theatre in their blood and things very different to the rest of the world.
“I started crying.” “Why?” “I don’t know. I saw how much you love being on stage, and I was overwhelmed by how good this show is .
