As defined by Mahatma Gandhi:
In India when people meet and part they often say, Namaste' which means: "I honor the place within you where the entire Universe resides; I honor the place within you of love, of light, of truth, of peace; I honor the place within you, where, when you are in that place in you, and I am in that place in me, there is only one of us."
3.14.2006
In a'speech' at George Washington University in the capital, Bush delivered the first in a series of planned speeches aimed at convincing Americans he has a strategy for victory, nearly three years after the U.S.-led invasion.
A week ago, George Washington was enjoying a magical season in men's basketball, ranked number 6 in the country and talking about maybe getting a 2 seed in the NCAA tournament. So, George Bush comes to town and suddenly the Colonials wake up as a number eight seed and staring into the face of a second round matchup with Duke.
George Bush has the reverse Midas touch: Everything he touches turns to crap.
If he ever announces that he is coming to your town, my advice would be to sell your home quickly and move.
Karen - I watched it yesterday. I think there is something to trying to put a positive spin on a bad situtation, but not to the point of absurdity. Yeesh!
Hi, Karen! I added a few more Frist "items" since you just visited.
I really like your hubby's idea! The only problem with making graphics with anything involving numbers of troop casualties is that they change so quickly. :-(
In a 'speech'
A week ago, George Washington was enjoying a magical season in men's basketball, ranked number 6 in the country and talking about maybe getting a 2 seed in the NCAA tournament. So, George Bush comes to town and suddenly the Colonials wake up as a number eight seed and staring into the face of a second round matchup with Duke.
ReplyDeleteGeorge Bush has the reverse Midas touch: Everything he touches turns to crap.
If he ever announces that he is coming to your town, my advice would be to sell your home quickly and move.
eli~ {shudders} if he comes here & f*cks up the Pistons & Red Wings, he's dead meat!!
ReplyDeleteWhat's the point? I thought it's Mission Accomplished. Let's go invade France now.
ReplyDeleteBy the way - brand new study in the scientific journal Neurology: http://www.livescience.com/
humanbiology/060313_pot_brain.html
phoenix~ so many places, so little time... chimpy mcflightsuit is on the way {{shiver}}
ReplyDeleteDid you attend?
ReplyDeleteKaren - I watched it yesterday. I think there is something to trying to put a positive spin on a bad situtation, but not to the point of absurdity. Yeesh!
ReplyDeletePhoenix you leave my beloved France alone! :)
ReplyDeleteangel~ you don't want me to *dignify* that with an answer, do ya!?! {grin}
ReplyDeleteSar~ absurdity is an understatement with the bushies.
...and, ditto, PULEEEZE leave France alone. :o)
Dammit! I thought this was over and done with. There's more?
ReplyDeletehoss~ it's never-ending... bleak!
ReplyDeleteHi, Karen! I added a few more Frist "items" since you just visited.
ReplyDeleteI really like your hubby's idea! The only problem with making graphics with anything involving numbers of troop casualties is that they change so quickly. :-(
jc~ saw the new ones... kewl, can't keep up witcha, girl... yer too fast & good! {grin}
ReplyDelete(sad thing on the troop casualties)
Exactly, Phoenix.
ReplyDeleteWhen he gave that famous speech, the war had lasted for six weeks, at a cost of 139 Americans and $25 billion.
I figure at that rate, we have now won this war at least a dozen times, so I'm getting tired of all the re-runs. Let's go home.
eli~ 'getting tired'..., me too {sigh}
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