FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2

I’ve had an “off day” two articles I’ve been working on most of the afternoon never panned out and I canceled them. I have a very good one for tomorrow, which still needs a finishing touch or two and am working on some killer stuff about John Murtha for Sunday, but for today, well, such is life!  Maybe I’m just tired and need to take a break and read one of the books that came from Amazon today.

There are really important things to deal with and this is one of them.  Louis Vuitton now has its own e-commerce site.  There are priorities in life and LV is one of them. Yikes, I just saw something I want! You know how bloggers traditionally put their wish list out.  Well, here’s mine!

A new mammal species has been discovered!  Huge pig!

My red hair comes from a bottle, not DNA!

A more positive review of Leopard.  Doc Holiday thinks we should have it because it has a feline name.  Doc Holiday is also about ready to get her little self removed from the table if she doesn’t quit licking and nibbling my fingers as I type! Ouch – Doc just managed to get herself ejected from the table!  The Cnet review.

Scott Parazynski will be doing one of the most dangerous space walks to date.  Prayers would be nice.

 Profile of Alan Bean, astronaut, lunar explorer, and artist.  I have 3 of  his s/n prints.
The article includes a profile of Edgar Mitchell.
“…By an odd coincidence, Mitchell grew up in Roswell – a mecca for UFO-logists – where, in 1947, according to legend, a crashed alien spacecraft was recovered by the military and hushed up. (The military claimed it was a weather balloon.) Mitchell says he knows of locals who were given 'severe threats' by the authorities not to talk about the incident. I joke that this puts him in the same realm as the conspiracy theorists who believe that the moonshots did not happen at all, were a hoax perpetrated by the American government. He rolls his eyes. The only difference is I insist on evidence to support what I say. My response to the so-called moonshot hoaxers is, do you think the Soviets would have let us get away with that?' He laughs. 'No chance in hell.' In 2004 President Bush announced a new 'vision for expanding the space programme', including returning astronauts to the moon no later than 2020. Mitchell is sceptical. 'They ran it up the flagpole, but nobody saluted it, so it's not really on the agenda.' He gives a mirthless laugh. 'They'd rather fight a war than go back to space.'..”

In Indonesia a potentially catastrophic volcanic eruption is possible.

The Laredo Chupacabras was just a coyote with mange.

Then there is the one about the white unicorn.

The political is fine, but there are times when I just want a break to do something different, don't you?

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