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March 07, 2008

I know, it's been a while, and between other writing commitments, and the impending sale of a home, and Eli's big number six birthday tomorrow (along with his mother's big 21 birthday), there's just no time this week. I did, however, pen one of those what-I-really-think-about-politics missives that some of you seem to like so much, and it's up over at World on the Web. My favorite quote:

"Every four years a string of professional talkers whose skeletons are sufficiently stuffed into their closets enter the field to do battle, and the ensuing fray looks like a lunchroom slap fight at a MENSA conference."

Does it count as narcissistic, me telling you my favorite quote from, well, me? On the other hand, did any of you doubt that I was narcissistic?

Posted by Woodlief on March 07, 2008 at 11:04 AM


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i think your quote an apt description of the ugly fray

i never doubted you. what is it they say: "spot it,you got it?"

Posted by: karen at March 7, 2008 11:46 AM

Posted by: Rob H at March 9, 2008 5:00 PM

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