At home sick. Fever of 100.0°.

It's from the movie The In-Laws, the original one at least.

I think I learned about soylent green=people from buffistas, also. Like I said, I'm just challenged in that way.

And, speaking of hunting, going by the looks she was giving McCain Tuesday night - and Cheney's hunting, um, accident - might she have succumbed to temptation and cleared her path to the presidency?

McCain's had people gunning for him before, whereas she hasn't ever had a moose or wolf shoot back. My money would be on the maverick.

The county I live in now, 68% for Obama and 31% for McCain. How weird is that?

Not weird at all. You switched 'em all with your canvassing, of course.

I had the saddest email exchange with someone on my mailing list this afternoon.

I sent out an announcement about a workshop I'm doing next week entitled, "And Now What?" [partial text from the promo]

What an amazing and challenging time we are living in, eh?

So much to hope for, so much to work toward.

Tuesday night I was swept away by the power of that simple phrase, 'Yes We Can!' But do you know what is even MORE powerful? Claiming your right and responsibility by proclaiming, 'Yes, I AM!'

* Yes, I AM making a plan to make the best of the rest of my life.

* Yes, I AM gathering the resources and tools I need to do well during hard times.

* Yes, I AM focusing my attention and talents on my commitment to happiness.

The responder said that she didn't know me and didn't vote for Obama, so I wrote back assuring her that I meant no offense and that I just think we all have some work to do to be our best in what will surly be challenging times.

She replied again that is seems like everyone thinks everyone was for Obama and it's as if 'the rest of us don't exist'. She went on to say that the market plunge today is proof that Obama is bad for the economy.

I was a bit gobsmacked. And I feel really sorry for her. I remember how I felt in 2000 and 2004. But, really? Two days after the election...two months before he has any actual power, Obama is bad for the economy. Not the lack of oversight and rampant greed has screwed into the ground? Really?

Timelies all!

I need to add The Inlaws to my Netflix list.(along with many, many other things. My queue is about 100 disks and it could easily be triple that)

Last minute appointments aside, I'm struck by how graciously Bush appears to be reaching out to the Obamas. I especially liked Laura's invite to Michelle and the girls, because it is going to be such a transition for them. But who wouldn't want to invite them over ?!!

She went on to say that the market plunge today is proof that Obama is bad for the economy.

I was a bit gobsmacked. And I feel really sorry for her. I remember how I felt in 2000 and 2004. But, really? Two days after the election...two months before he has any actual power, Obama is bad for the economy. Not the lack of oversight and rampant greed has screwed into the ground? Really?

Oh, yeah, the market dropping had NOTHING to do with the unemployment figures that came out today. @@

Yahoo news blamed the market drop on the election too.

Two days after the election...two months before he has any actual power, Obama is bad for the economy.

Well, that's drawing long-term conclusions, but sure, I'm willing to believe the market went down in response to the election. The stock market is all based on bullshit and feelings.