"Life, Love, and the Pursuit of Writing Well"
Here’s a link to the books I’ve read this year thus far.
I’m certain I wouldn’t have read this many books so far this year without this challenge. I like to challenge myself – I like deadlines because they (sometimes) push me to actually GET SOMETHING DONE.
Can you believe the year is half over?!?
Remember these guys? They were the dudes with the fancy treadmill moves.
I think their videos are cooler than their songs ….
These comments kill me. So, by your logic, it will be equally okay to get involved in a fight that is not our fight when we have a Republican president? Right?? You can’t have it both ways … either we help them because it’s the right thing to do, or we don’t, regardless of the party in power at the time.
Right. Because the old regime was such an innocent bunch of good ‘ole boys who wouldn’t hurt a fly … until they organized and flew planes into American buildings and killed thousands of innocent people.
Idiot.
And let’s not forget that we just added fuel to the crazy terrorist fire by releasing five top Iranian terrorists to join the fight and brain storm new, horrific ways to kill us.
Hey. Don’t look at me, I didn’t vote for the numbnut.
Nurses get to wear casual clothes to work.
We’re expected to wear scrubs, which are really just professional pajamas. We do get a color choice though, pewter, navy or black.
YAY!
I shouldn’t complain. Scrubs are comfortable and cheap when you consider how much it costs for a work wardrobe.
AND, you don’t have to tax your brain too much when deciding what to wear every day.
Still. It would be nice to be able to wear normal clothes now and again. Scrubs are not very restrictive – which is why there are a lot of fat people in health care.
https://twitter.com/DRUDGE_REPORT/status/481508997371928576
“It’s like a crapshoot,” Spratte says. “You may or may not be letting something in with a disease we haven’t had in the U.S. before.” He says he knows of an active case of tuberculosis that passed through the facility, along with people who had scabies and others who had measles. There was even one case of leprosy, he says. “I don’t think the people in the interior U.S. realize it’s a different world,” Spratte says. “This is the U.S., but it’s a different part of the U.S. This is almost like a different country.”
“We can’t solve this, we can’t stop the problem because it’s not an enforcement thing, it’s a policy,” he says. “Because whether or not it was intentional, the policies they have in Washington I believe are encouraging them (illegal immigrants).”
Uh, YA THINK???
Hey, ya’ll voted the SOB into office FOR THE SECOND TIME.
Now deal with his “Utopia.”
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