On the eve of the nationwide release of this propaganda film, I just wanted to remind everyone that Michael Moore is an egotistical, self righteous jerk.
Monthly Archive for June, 2004
Ron and I will be finding out the sex of the baby on July 14th at 9am. We are so excited. We will keep you all posted!!!
I am back from Atlantic City where I am up a whole ten dollars. This is the first time I have come out ahead, so I am rather pleased with myself.
Having been around so many people participating in the state funeral for former President Reagan, I must say, I am proud to be an American. The precision and solemnity with which we the people have rendered final honors to our former President was amazing. And to think, that was the first ceremony of that kind in over thirty years!
Marine Barracks, Washington D.C., was supposed to have a Parade last night in honor of former President Reagan. But because of the rain, just the Drum and Bugle Corps performed. The first piece was Liberty Fanfare which was performed at the Anniversary of the Statue of Liberty, where former President Reagan reopened it after many years of renovation. The concert continued with the Finale from Ode to Joy which was played in Berlin by the Israeli Philharmonic, at the wall, so that the music could be heard on the other side. A wall, which thanks in no small part to former President Reagan, is no longer there. And finally, God Bless the USA, one of the most heartfelt, patriotic song I have ever hear, resurrected by the former President during his campaign for president.
I only mention this concert because we played in the pouring rain for a very substantial crowd. I was happy do perform a ceremony in honor of former President Reagan. It is something I will never forget, and I know that the guests at the Parade last night will not forget either. Still making a difference in people’s lives.
After I got home, I watched the final public ceremony at the library in California where the former President is to be buried. Buried at sunset after “[t]he sunset of [his] life” . . . .
Deus Tibi Benedictat.
I watched as the Former President of the United States Arrived in Washington D.C. The city was shut down. The first state funeral in thirty years!
I was amazed and impressed with the reverence of the crowds. Maybe there is hope for us after all. It is just right to pay respects to someone who leads with conviction, loves his wife and children, and whose priorities were of the people as a whole, and not just a minority or majority.
I am anxiously awaiting Friday. ( I just hope the traffic is not going to be as bad as I think it will be.)
I found this at The Protest Warrior. A good site, but a little too Right Wing even for me.
It’s not really humorous, but it is funny. I spent countless hours reformatting my hard drive after a botched system recovery. I spent many more hours trying to get everything on my computer back the way I like it after years of customization. All to have the original problem return a week later. Only to get really ticked off to find out it was a ten second repair. Guess I should have gone to the Microsoft forums before now. Not a mistake, but definitely a learning experience.
The first president I ever saw.
“The house we hope to build is not for my generation but for yours. It is your future that matters. And I hope that when you are my age, you will be able to say as I have been able to say: We lived in freedom. We lived lives that were a statement, not an apology.” Former President Ronald Wilson Reagan
“Some people spend an entire lifetime wondering if they made a difference. The Marines (United States Marine Corps) don’t have that problem.” Former President Ronald Wilson Reagan
