Monthly Archives: September 2010

Government and Science

Tuesday, 28 September 2010 Today I had a discussion with a couple of co-workers regarding the upcoming election. I’ve come to the conclusion that voting for a candidate is not really about picking who you think is best for the … Continue reading

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Weird Days

Friday, 24 September 2010 I gave up on a book today. But not because I thought it was a bad read. The subject matter was very intriguing, but the tales it told were too long and protracted, and I just … Continue reading

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Duck and Dodge

Wednesday, 22 September 2010 Last night, we finished watching Pete’s Dragon. I’d seen it before, and so had Jennifer, but we wanted to show it to Owen. We’ve rewatched a few films with him over the past month and a … Continue reading

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A Better Don’t Ask/Don’t Tell Policy

Tuesday, 21 September 2010 Today, the US Senate failed to repealthe militray’s “Don’t Ask/Don’t Tell” policy. Why did they fail? Well, it turns out they needed 60 votes to get rid of this policy, but they were four short. Surprisingly, … Continue reading

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Night Time

Saturday, 18 September 2010 Today was Isla’s baby shower. According to the invitation, though, it was really a “welcome the babies party,” which must, in some way, differ slightly from a shower. The party was also for Isla’s cousin Asa. … Continue reading

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