Monthly Archives: August 2004

The Pro-Abortion Convention

For lack of anything good to talk about (I had to get myself ready early this morning, so I can’t remember what I dreamed about last night), I did watch John McCain and Rudy Giuliani last night on the television. … Continue reading

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Augustine’s Bad Rap

First, in the dream recollection department, I remember quite distinctly that my dream involved driving between my grandma Quick’s house and grandma Gilmour’s house. Of course, in the dream, that involved getting across a swamp, and that in turn involved … Continue reading

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Why Nader?

I suppose I had some tingle of hope while Howard Dean was the leading man in the DNC, but now that Kerry is the man in charge, I’m definitely going with Nader. Besides, I live in Georgia–it’s going Republican. Even … Continue reading

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The sad, sad world of Freud’s children

I just finished reading Harold Bloom’s The Anxiety of Influence, and once again, I’m glad I don’t live in the world that Freud and his disciples claim we live in. In that world, it seems, happiness can either be simple … Continue reading

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To blog or not to blog? I’m sure many have asked the question.

Well, I’ve decided to do it. The folks over at The Ooze are all doing it, and they seem like good folks, so I’ve decided that a blog is the thing for me. I don’t know how disciplined I’ll be … Continue reading

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