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August 2006

Week Ending 9/2/06


Will return on 9/5/06. Tune in because upon return, refreshed and full of spit and rancor, we’ll revisit some old crimes and get details delivered directly into my email box.

Also, an interview with a British online DJ and a Kaitlyn update. Yes she visited Mom-Mom for three days, at age two and a half, and yes, I survived.

Also, sexy sandals? With pics!

Of course we’ll be covering the Emmys and the fashion smashes and faux pas.



Cartoon of the Week
What to name new planet



Pic of I have a story in “Cup of Comfort for Grandparents” coming out in early September.
LINK TO BOOK HERE

I will be participating in some upcoming events to promote the book and will be promoting my own books as well.

First, I am being interviewed by The Sussex Countian newspaper and I suspect there will be a picture of my own fine self since the reporter is coming to my house.

Sussexcountian.com HERE

On September 7, 2006 I will be featured on a locale show at BrowseaboutBooks in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Time is from (I’m not making this up) from 5:30 am to 7:00 am-DRIVE TIME! The radio personality is Dan Gaffney, dial 92.7-WGMD.

On September 9, 2006, I will be at the book store again for a book signing.

BrowseaboutBooks
133 Rehoboth Ave
Rehoboth Beach DE
Email: read@browseaboutbooks.com Phone: 302-226-BOOK(2665)

Browseaboutbooks.com

Quote(s) of the Week
  • A grandmother is a babysitter who watches the kids instead of the television. ~ Author Unknown

  • Never have children, only grandchildren. ~ Gore Vidal

  • Grandmas are moms with lots of frosting. ~ Author Unknown

  • Becoming a grandmother is wonderful. One moment you're just a mother. The next you are all-wise and prehistoric. ~ Pam Brown

  • Grandchildren don't stay young forever, which is good because Pop-pops have only so many horsey rides in them. ~ Gene Perret

  • When grandparents enter the door, discipline flies out the window. ~ Ogden Nash

  • Grandma always made you feel she had been waiting to see just you all day and now the day was complete. ~ Marcy DeMaree

  • Grandmas never run out of hugs or cookies. ~ Author unknown

  • Grandmas hold our tiny hands for just a little while, but our hearts forever. ~ Author Unknown

  • If I had known how wonderful it would be to have grandchildren, I'd have had them first. ~ Lois Wyse

  • My grandkids believe I'm the oldest thing in the world. And after two or three hours with them, I believe it, too. ~ Gene Perret

  • If becoming a grandmother was only a matter of choice, I should advise every one of you straight away to become one. There is no fun for old people like it! ~ Hannah Whithall Smith

  • It's such a grand thing to be a mother of a mother - that's why the world calls her grandmother. ~ Author

  • Grandchildren are God's way of compensating us for growing old. ~ Mary H. Waldrip

  • You do not really understand something unless you can explain it to your grandmother. ~ Proverb

  • An hour with your grandchildren can make you feel young again. Anything longer than that, and you start to age quickly. ~ Gene Perret

  • The best baby-sitters, of course, are the baby's grandparents. You feel completely comfortable entrusting your baby to them for long periods, which is why most grandparents flee to Florida. ~ Dave Barry

  • I wish I had the energy that my grandchildren have - if only for self-defense. ~ Gene Perret

  • Grandmother-grandchild relationships are simple. Grandmas are short on criticism and long on love. ~ Author Unknown

  • Nobody can do for little children what grandparents do. Grandparents sort of sprinkle stardust over the lives of little children. ~ Alex Haley




  • Week Ending 8/26/06


    This Week-Birds-Redtailed Hawks and Robins; Bird pics; True Crime-ALL You Need to Know About Jonbenet Ramsey and John Karr. Political Tidbits.
    Day by day posts with a summary below.



    Cartoon of the Week
    Alien Miss Universe



    Quote(s) of the Week
    WORLD OPINION

    "Whether technically insane, or merely wrong, ignorant, weak, stupid or malicious, the majority of people around the world - what we respectfully call 'world opinion' - are rarely right about much of anything. That, in a nutshell, is why the world is in the shape it is - and always has been."

    - Columnist Tony Blankley


  • Monday 8/21/06

    Here's a short and simple Bird post.

    For a redtailed hawk decided to attack a robin's nest.

    What happened next is all about truth, justice and the American way.

    Also, some excellent bird pics from an amateur photographer that could rival the best.
    Redtailed Hawks and Robins



  • Tuesday 8/22/06
    Time for some True Crime.

    What about Jonbenet Ramsey and her so-called pervert killer being imported BACK to the U.S.A by those Colorado prosecutors?

    Click in because I've got a believable scenario about what really happened to Jonbenet.

    I also delineate the many problems with this case and all the problems focus right on the Ramseys.

    Also, book reviews I wrote in 1997 for books about this case and finally, what about this John Karr? How on earth did he murder Jonbenet Ramsey on 12/26/1996 when he was in Georgia that same night?

    Also, a dead baby found in an abortion clinic, that nutty woman who urinated on the floor of an airplane and caused all manner of havoc.

    An convict goes the Tookie Williams' route and writes a book but gets the death penalty anyway.

    And graffiti riddled pigs? A most heinous crime indeed.
    True Crime Update 8/22/06



  • Wednesday 8/23/06
    Time for some political tidbits.

    How about those missing Egyptians? Here's tales of Baltimore pizza parlors and how on earth did they get there from Montana?

    Anderson Cooper informs us about stageing of Mideast photos while the AP defends.

    Iran's President starts a Blog of his own and there's still time to enter the Holocaust cartoon contest.

    Political Tidbits 8/23/06



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    Week Ending 8/19/06


    This Week- A link only to a bittersweet abortion story; True Crime, Political Tidbits, Hybrids, Rocks, Gardens and Pumpkin Plants. Pop Culture Update.
    Day by day posts with a summary below.



    Cartoon of the Week
    On star under the sea



    Quote(s) of the Week
    AMEN, BROTHER!

    "[V]oting is already easy and convenient. Going to the polls once a year is considerably less onerous than buying groceries every week or taking the kids to school every day. Adults who care about government and public policy make it their business to vote. Those who don't care shouldn't vote. We are all better off when people with no interest in civic issues ignore elections and leave policy matters to those who take the responsibilities of citizenship more seriously."

    - Boston Globe columnist Jeff Jacoby




  • Monday 8/14/06
    This post is a link only.

    It's a link to a story I posted on FreeRepublic and nothing else.

    For MS. Magazine is calling for women to be proud of their abortions and tell their story.

    So I did.

    It's not nice. Not nice at all.

    POST HERE



  • Tuesday 8/15/06
    It's time for True Crime and we learn of new and strange crimes and re-visit some older ones.

    We've got an update on Natalee Halloway and that Fresno rape of an 11-year old, and more on the Phoenix shooter.

    An email came to me about another crime posted and it's interesting.

    A brother is charged with killing his younger brother and the details surrounding this strangeness could not be made up.

    Time to address those crimes by our own soldiers in Iraq and hey, soldiers can be criminals too. Plus some detail about other military crimes documented before to disappear to...where?

    Finally, a most horrific crime involving an angry dog and Elvis teddy bears.

    True Crime Update 8/15/06



  • Wednesday 8/16/06
    Political tidbit time and click in because we've got a real rant about the Lesbian/Gay/Transgender crowd's screed on their "rights".

    Also, heh, Reuters. When are they going out of business? Also, Israel and disinformation, Castro, a rally in Baghdad that flew under the rainbow.

    And yet another dictator on this planet might be meeting his maker.

    Political Tidbits 8/16/06



  • Thursday 8/17/06
    Guest Writer Michelle continues her story of hybrid vehicles and the dangers of driving over rocks. With an adorable pic of her dog and new calico.

    Also, some garden musings, including the REAL reason I am growing pumpkins in my flower gardens.

    A mystery plant update.

    Hybrids, Rocks and Pumpkin Plants



  • Friday 8/18/06
    A quick Pop Culture update and there's some interesting tidbits this week.

    We begin with nut case Mel Gibson. On to some Media Nuggets and of course some Blind Item Fun.

    Oh, and how about sexy Hillary's bust in the Museum of Sex? We've got a pic!

    The worst company URL's of all time, John Travolta's jet-setting house and warning, rated R...Courtney Cox's baby "exposes" her.

    Pop Culture Update 8/18/06



    Week Ending 8/12/06


    This Week- True Crime Update-Murdered Hikers Update, Andrea Yates and a tale of a pit bull mauling that boggles the brain.
    Day by day posts with a summary below.



    Cartoon of the Week
    Dog X-Ray



    Quote(s) of the Week
    "What you do speaks so loud that I cannot hear what you say." ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson~





  • Tuesday 8/8/06

    Time for some True Crime and there's a bunch.

    We've got our own border guards smuggling illegals, a UN guy distributing drugs for terrorists and a heroine in that shooting at the WA. Jewish center who seemed to have been missed by the Lamestream media.

    Also, Andrea Yates-what does her new verdict mean?

    We've got another Jessica Lunsford found dead in a neighbor's home.

    You've got to read this strange story of a dog mauling and the mother only guilty of being stupid that the prosecutors want to throw in jail.

    Much, more.

    True Crime Update 8/8/06



  • Wednesday 8/9/06

    Check in for some happening Political Tidbits.

    We've got more on Boston's "Big Dig" and the strange "fake but accurate" memo.

    Also, LA's crook Jefferson and the attempts to use the constitution to protect the man.

    Remember Michael Schiavo? The guy who insisted his wife be murdered by starvation? Well, he's another Liberal victim that they love to recruit.

    Update on the Qana farce and Baltimore's mysterious MD4BUSH saga might be way more heinous than it sounds.

    Political Tidbits 8/9/06



    Week Ending 8/5/06


    This Week- Six left on Fox’s “So You Think You Can Dance” 2006-we’ve got an update. Also, True Crime and a weird crime in Nevada; Political Tidbits and there’s thoughts on Lebanon and the Islamofacist crazies; We’ve got a Cooking post coming up with meringue on a pie that will astound. Finally we’ll have a Pop Culture Update featuring the ten most perfect athlete’s EVER!
    Day by day posts with a summary below.



    Cartoon of the Week
    Cartoon Laid Egg



    Quote(s) of the Week
    In the Australian House of Representatives last month, opposition member Julia Gillard interrupted a speech by the minister of health thusly: ``I move that that sniveling grub over there be not further heard.''
    For that, the good woman was ordered removed from the House, if only for a day. She might have escaped that little time-out if she had responded to the speaker's demand for an apology with something other than ``If I have offended grubs, I withdraw unconditionally.'' — Charles Krauthammer




  • Monday 7/31/06

    Fox's dance equivalent of American Idol-"So You Think You Can Dance" has now wound down to six remaining contenders.

    Here's a review with pics of those remaining.

    ”So You Think You Can Dance?” 2006-Six Left



  • Tuesday 8/1/06

    Some True Crime News for while war rages across the Mideast, true crime keeps happening everywhere.

    First, the agony of the kid with cancer and the hypocrisy of those who think young girls should abort on demand without parental input.

    We've got an update on the California hiker murder and you will never believe this comment on my Blog defending the mother who helped her 30+ year old son commit sex crimes.

    Also, an intriguing new crime involving politics, Nevada and two deaths all leading to one key player.

    Finally, child's body in chimney since 1985 discovered.

    True Crime Update



  • Wednesday 8/2/06

    Time for some Political Tidbits and hey, there's plenty out there.

    First, some thoughts on Lebanon and the Muslim nut cases.

    Also, I must blush, my own award as Best Poster on FreeRepublic. I also must brag, heh.

    We've got a fine analysis of Ann Coulter's appearance on Chris Matthews' Hardball and some questions about citizen Border Guards known as The Minutemen.

    Political Tidbits 8/2/06



  • Thursday 8/3/06
    Haven't had a Cooking post in a while and yet even in the heat of summer I keep right on cooking.

    This post we have, I am not making this up, ZIPLOC OMELETS.

    Also, the meringue on this pie will amaze, possibly choke you.

    Finally, a recipe called "Chocolate Lovers Cake" and indeed it is.

    Cooking Post 8/3/06



  • Friday 8/4/06
    Time for a Pop Culture update and featured this week we have a fine critique of the Miss Universe 2006 pagent. This from a formerly rabid Women's Libber and now I see things differently.

    Also, woman killed by pet hybrid wolves, I am not making this up.

    We have Media Nuggets, Blind Items and for the guys, the Top Ten Most Perfect Althetes EVER.

    Finally, what's going on with American Idol's Katharine Mcphee and the Worst Theme Park EVER.

    Pop Culture Update 8/4/06

  • 1 comment:

    Anonymous said...

    I can't understand why somebody like that guy in Phoenix who shot that innocent kid. Why in the hell would he do something like that? Was it out of anger or did he just find it fun to pick the kid as a target and shoot him? The frame of mind of people nowadays are so violent or so corrupt and vile that the importance of human values should once again be instilled in everyone's mind.