Actually, the Linkfest will be coming up, but I had to share Chris Muir’s great cartoon, (H/T Amused Cynic): Oh, come on, laugh! If you’re not allowed to laugh at your president, then you’re already not free! Check back for lots of links! Today will be a “day of continual lin...

Write a letter, save a life! The easiest task you’ll have all day! Priorities in order, the UN sends 200,000 condoms to Myanmar , which the government has accepted. Perhaps those poor people can inflate them, tie them together and float out of there on them. Demilitarizing America: it’s ...

Quote of the Weekend: Can Somebody Explain to Me how Obama sat in Wright’s church for 20 years and managed never to hear anything, but hears 20 seconds of a Bush speech that doesn’t mention him and perceives a shameful personal attack? - Andy McCarthy Yesterday I wrote: What is very inte...

My car is giving me trouble, so while I’m chatting in the grease pit, take a look at the long version of the Jim Caviezel adoption story. Eric Pavlat on teaching the Frankenstein novel. The Sobran Method of teaching Shakespeare - very cute piece: When Joe was learning to read, I made him read ...

I’m finding myself out of patience with blogging today - maybe I have spring fever. I’m craving a cup of coffee and a walk through a woods - so here’s a quick look at what I’ve been looking at online, and then I think I’ll make myself a large cup of Mystic Monk Dark Roa...

Rod Dreher has a really nice appreciation of William F. Buckley. Brian at Inside Catholic has uncovered a Bill Buckley clip I’ve never seen before - Buckley going at it with Gore Vidal (Al Gore’s cousin) over Vietnam during the ‘68 Democrat convention. Great stuff - go watch! (But ...

Still doing the fever/swollen glands thing, so blogging is light and emailing is not-happening at all just now. Vanderleun has a fascinating post that compares and contrasts the pretensions of the “let’s pretend we’re all oppressed” social elites in America to the real oppres...

“There is no man so good that if he placed all his actions and thoughts under the scrutiny of the laws, he would not deserve hanging ten times in his life” - Michel de Montaigne Me - speaking only for myself and what I know of me - sometimes I think more than ten. I woke up with that quo...