Monthly Archives: March 2010

Paula Kelly moved to Nashville 8 years ago, and tells a story that captures the essence of the consumer experience here in Tennessee: My husband and I were in the process of building our house, so there were four of … Continue reading →

I can’t tell you how much this appeals to me.  My friend and local over-achiever John Lamb has launched a new blog dedicated to changing the way the Left employs language. His mission statement is simple: Framing is what this … Continue reading →

Dear Conservative Americans, The years have not been kind to you. I grew up in a profoundly Republican home, so I can remember when you wore a very different face than the one we see now.  You’ve lost me and … Continue reading →

Peggy Noonan in 2004, in a horribly condescending article in WSJ: “ I do not know what the Democratic Party spent, in toto, on the 2004 election, but what they seem to have gotten for it is Barack Obama. Let … Continue reading →

What an awesome day it was.  Warm, just a little bit breezy and sunny as hell.  In preparation for my trip to Bowling Green, I had, the night before, lovingly sanded my discs, rolled some cigarettes, and packed my golf … Continue reading →

We are smack dab in the middle of Spring cleaning.  Hate it.  I don’t mind the cleaning up part, mind you, its the process of letting go of useless crap that I loathe.  Left alone in this pursuit, I would … Continue reading →

Ha.  Well.  Every once in a while, I’m lucky (or blessed, if you prefer) enough to experience a feeling of being connected, even if only for a nanosecond, with another human being.  Of course I’m not talking about the kind … Continue reading →

I called a number of local liquor store owners this morning to ask for arguments against allowing wine sales in grocery stores.  I’ll say this…they are all on the same page, short as it is.  I heard the exact same … Continue reading →

Its my job to prepare meals around here.  The thing is, it isn’t like I ever had any training in cooking, unless you count the work I did in restaurants, which is decidedly different.  Anyway, I try.  Yesterday afternoon, a … Continue reading →

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