ears

Via Politico

“I think one of the things Hillary Clinton’s run for the presidency did is attune women’s ears to sexist attacks,” Fiorina said, insisting that “I do not think the Republican Party subjected her to sexism.”

As I was driving back from lunch with a friend in web development I listened to “Carnival” with fresher ears. It speaks a lot of truth. I’m curious how others read or (re)read the “wild and mystic prophet” character, but none the less pretty descriptive of our times:

I must need to clean my ears out...

SVD is documenting his forays into these mediums (where else) on his blog. All of these things mean so many different things to different people. Here’s how I like to describe them…

I’m passing another kidney stone. (I tell you this not for sympathy but to explain why I was asleep during the day.) I just woke up from a long drug-induced sleep–thank you, Phenergan–and for some reason completely unknown to me I have this song going through my head.

In case you missed this:

“Father God,

This week, as the world looks on, help the leaders in this room create a civil dialogue about our future.

We need you, God, as individuals and also as a nation.

We need you to protect us from our enemies, but also from ourselves, because we are easily tempted toward apathy.

I have a friend who wrote for No Depression and I keep trying to check their blogs to see if he might pop up there but I have to admit, I can’t figure out how to navigate the site, so I was lucky enough to come across this entry by David Cantwell.

I’ve been thinking about it all day.

First off, I call all males boys, regardless of age, sexual orientation, etc.