I'm short on time today..oh, who am I kidding? I tried to stay up for the funeral last night, and failed miserably. I ended up fitfully dozing all night and am paying for it today. Not only that, we saw the aftermath of a horrific accident in front of the theatre that just won't leave my mind. A 25 year old man ran in front of a fully-loaded cement truck. It was the last thing he did.
So I thought I'd just link some interesting blogs I've come across today, until later when I'm more awake and can do the Whoopi Goldberg talk properly.
Neurotic Iraqi Wife muses how different things could have been, one day many years ago.
And if there was ever any question of how far we've come in this world, have a look at this. Gemmak posts a bit of a 60's era sex ed guide. A little bit is pretty much all you could take!
Scarlett has a great post up on the wonder that is kudzu.
Another Beslan? A scary thought at InTheBullPen.
Strong and Free gets it right on the mark in regards to the Air India trial disaster.
American Soldier shares some of his favourite photos. I plan on doing something like this soon too, but have a bit too much else going on - will hopefully next week.
You just never know when the next level of desceit will be breached. An insurgent disguised as a CBS cameraman.
My Mom said today that she couldn't understand how a family can raise a child to become a suicide bomber. Little Green Footballs has a good post on how it doesn't always work that way.
Introspection has a child's eye view of how to support the soldiers.
And one of the Red Ensigners, The London Fog, gets recognized by the MSM.
OkieOnTheLam has his latest set of his parent's love letters up. I have really enjoyed these. A fantastic link to the past.
Sue
Vancouver, British Columbia
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A patriotic Canadian full of visions of a better Canada, random thoughts and a lot of hot air. Who am I? A struggling writer and photographer, who looks forward to a better Canada. I read. A lot. I learn. A lot. I push myself. A lot. The world is a small place, and getting smaller every day. I'm proud to have friends in every corner of the earth, and abide by the old adage that there are no strangers, only friends we haven't met yet.
Rebecca
Trucker Bob
Monica's Thoughts
Abraca-Pocus!
Blackfive
Canadianna
John The Mad
The High Places
West Coast Chaos
Curt
American Soldier
Then Some!
An Audience of One
Cool Single Mom
The Deployment Diary
Michael Yon
Absent Canadian
Marinade Dave
Army Wife Toddler Mom
CaliValleyGirl
Soldier's Mom
Policeman's Blog
Girl On The Right
Trucker Bob
Monica's Thoughts
Abraca-Pocus!
Blackfive
Canadianna
John The Mad
The High Places
West Coast Chaos
Curt
American Soldier
Then Some!
An Audience of One
Cool Single Mom
The Deployment Diary
Michael Yon
Absent Canadian
Marinade Dave
Army Wife Toddler Mom
CaliValleyGirl
Soldier's Mom
Policeman's Blog
Girl On The Right
CBC Canada
South African news
BBC
CNN
World News
The Globe and Mail
Vancouver news
CTV Canadian News
Richmond Review
Earthquakes
Television without Pity
Funny TV Ads
Wikipedia
Drudge Report
Iraq Coalition Casualties
South African news
BBC
CNN
World News
The Globe and Mail
Vancouver news
CTV Canadian News
Richmond Review
Earthquakes
Television without Pity
Funny TV Ads
Wikipedia
Drudge Report
Iraq Coalition Casualties