Letter to My Congressmen
This letter was sent to each of my congressmen on the morning of 8 October, 2008.
I am writing to let you all know how disappointed I am that not only was H.R. 1424 allowed to pass, but that ALL THREE of my elective representatives chose to support it. The nationalization of businesses is directly contrary to founding principles of our country, and moreover does not address the root of the problem–the Community Reinvestment Act, which mandates lending to bad-risk borrowers. I request that you provide me a list of the “assets” purchased through this bill, so that I will know where NOT to take my money to avoid supporting “American” socialism.
Please be aware that this letter now appears on my blog, as will your replies or lack thereof.
Representative Ike Skelton has responded, stand by for post.
Senator Christopher Bond has not yet responded.
Senator Claire McCaskill has responded, stand by for post.
Oh, This One’s Much Better:
From Iowahawk:
Funny and Informative…
From Newsbusters. Not nearly as funny as Red State Update, but updated more often. And worth the watch:
Update: If the video doesn’t play for some reason, follow the first link above to see it on its original page.
Relaxation Response, Fourth Quarter 2008
15 minutes, with mantra “IAO”
Followed by reading three chapters from the Holy Bible (from Aramaic); five chapters on Sunday
Protein Shake B
Protein Shake A
Tuesday, 07 October 2008
See, This is Why I Get Grinchy About Christmas…
I was in Wal-Mart last night doing my grocery shopping for the week, and I heard Deck the Halls playing. On the fifth of October??? I mean, I have a lot of good feelings about Wal-Mart as a company–they get decent products to people at good prices, they help out with disaster relief all the time (and I would know)… but 90 days out with the Christmas songs?
Come on.
Autogenic Training, 4th Quarter 2008
Autogenic Leg Relaxation
My right arm is very heavy. (x10)
My left arm is very heavy. (x10)
Both my arms are heavy as lead. (x10)
Everything is normal. (x3)
Drop one repetition of each of the first three sentences at the end of each week, until the the first two sentences have no repetitions and the third sentence has only one.