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Feb. 17th, 2002 05:02 amFebruary 16, 2002
Well, I gave blood today, that was something.
Watched "Untitled" the "Almost Famous" director's cut. It's even better with the extra 35+ minutes added in. There are little bits that are longer, richer and more satisfying. Go, track it down and watch it.
I received a survey from the Democratic National Committee today. It was general stuff, and I went with the party line on nearly everything. At the end, they left space for "Additional Comments". I wrote that "The biggest problem faced by the party in the past 35+ years (especially since Reagan) is the ongoing effort by the GOP to make "liberal" a dirty word. The question becomes: do we positively reinforce longstanding liberal doctrines, or do we try to sully the word "conservative" in the same way? I choose both."
I used "35+" twice in this entry. Odd. (Three times if you count it quoted use in this paragraph.
Today's Link Of The Day is the Oddball Archive. It if full of lovely scary-cool MP3s. http://home.teleport.com/~jfitz/music/oddballarchive.html
JHR
2/17/2002 5:02 AM
Well, I gave blood today, that was something.
Watched "Untitled" the "Almost Famous" director's cut. It's even better with the extra 35+ minutes added in. There are little bits that are longer, richer and more satisfying. Go, track it down and watch it.
I received a survey from the Democratic National Committee today. It was general stuff, and I went with the party line on nearly everything. At the end, they left space for "Additional Comments". I wrote that "The biggest problem faced by the party in the past 35+ years (especially since Reagan) is the ongoing effort by the GOP to make "liberal" a dirty word. The question becomes: do we positively reinforce longstanding liberal doctrines, or do we try to sully the word "conservative" in the same way? I choose both."
I used "35+" twice in this entry. Odd. (Three times if you count it quoted use in this paragraph.
Today's Link Of The Day is the Oddball Archive. It if full of lovely scary-cool MP3s. http://home.teleport.com/~jfitz/music/oddballarchive.html
JHR
2/17/2002 5:02 AM
