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    Palindrome Day!

    Today’s date: 01-02-2010. Sing along!

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    How do people in the Northwest do it?

    It has been rainy for 3 days past forever. Approximately. Five weeks into my girls’ softball season and all but one of their games has been canceled–and it looks like tonight’s game is rained out, too. Stuck in the house with sick kids, we can’t even make a run to the Chick-Fil-A indoor play ground. […]

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    Such a funny racist!

    Jonah Goldberg for National Review: We need to rewrite those old Schoolhouse Rock cartoons, because now virtually any adjective, noun, verb, or adverb aimed at Barack Obama that is not obsequiously sycophantic or wantonly worshipful runs the risk of being decried as racist. Community organizer? Racist! Mentioning his middle name? Racist! On an end note, […]

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  • The importance of a hyphen

    The Sprite sent my mom and email last Saturday. As of today, mom still hadn’t received the message. I sent it again and emailed my mom from my account to let her know to look for it. This was the text of my email. We resent it. Check your spam or junk mail. Love ya. […]

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  • A who over a what?

    I was half-listening to the Newshour on NPR on the way back from the store when I heard this from the world editor of Time Magazine: “As far as ordinary Chinese are concerned, I think for them this is a storm over a teacup.” It does spoil someone’s personal sexual life along with cheap viagra […]

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    Pronouns: a noun that has lost its amateur status

    This is a cross post from our private family blog. I thought of it today because Little Miss asked me a question with 27 pronouns and vague references to “things” and “thingys”, but without any specific nouns. The following is a transcript of a conversation between Little Miss and my mom from last March when […]

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    Feelings, nothing more than feelings

    I have no opinion in the issues between Greenspan and Bush (I know, shocking!), but this comment from Bush’s press conference caught my attention: QUESTION: . . . “First, do you feel betrayed by some of these people who have served you and then have come out and criticized you? And then, more particularly, can […]

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    Back to school?

    Tomorrow is the first day of school at our house. No, that’s not right. On Monday we will start our lessons. That’s not it, either. On September 3, we will resume slightly more structured lessons for the older children. That’s better. Or is it? Home education renders useless a lot of the terms that are […]

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