I always wanted my name painted on the office door.
It was last Saturday afternoon for me. This Rotten Little Girl decided she was going to use the street in front of my house for her own Jerry Springer set and beat up a smaller girl. I got in between them before it got anywhere and tried to send them on their separate ways. But [...]
This is just stunning to me. The local major paper, the Minneapolis Star Tribune, ran a pretty negative “news” (not editorial) piece about Republican Alan Fine, who is running for Congress against Democrat Keith Ellison (my small comments on the race here and here). The paper dug up an expunged court record of charges that were [...]
Looks like the eldest lad has a story on his mind. :)
Not really. I’d get in trouble. For speaking the truth to power, I suppose. With a smirk. A young guy comes to my door and has a quick three question survey. There were five choices in the first question “what do you rank as most important to you”, and the “options” left me thinking I was [...]
There’s only one unpleasant thing about my Greek class: the parking. There’s a dreadful lack of parking. And surly, uninformed lot attendants stand guard on the only nearby lot, where we are supposed to have sufficient spaces. Grrr. Time to give Bethlehem Baptist a call and see if they can allow us in again. We went [...]
That’s the question Stephen Filister and Judith Johannessen address in their editorial on their website for the “nonpartisan” Maplewood Citizen’s League (MCL). They seem to be bothered that City Councilmember Erik Hjelle had an article in the Maplewood City News which suggested that the city council is not as divided as one might understand based on [...]