How come no one told me we were losing another bisexual patriot?

She'll be back, though; no one stays away from blogging forever. They always re-emerge, once they've caught the bug.

Joan C, let me know when you resurface. I adore you.

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Hackbarth calls her "hot, but misguided." Yup. But she's also a clever marketer—both for her own short films and for other people's products. I think she'll still be around after Ron Paul's career has gone gently into that good night.

I kind of liked this short film. Beyond the long hair and the amazing body, she knows what she's doing as a filmmaker.

And she's not afraid to wear skimpy clothing, so how can her website be anything but a force for good?

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1 Sure. It's all fun until her eyes start spinning like pinwheels.

Posted by: Darrell at October 30, 2007 10:43 AM (tJesk)

2 So what you're saying is, you'd hit it if she wore shades . . .? I'm drinking Citadelle, right now. Thought you'd like to know.

Posted by: Attila Girl at October 30, 2007 11:59 PM (aywD+)

3 Look: the Libertarians (big "L") are halfway there. We just need to enhance their seratonin levels and then coax them back to reality.

Posted by: Attila Girl at October 31, 2007 03:42 AM (aywD+)

4 As a man/nerd/geek, the shades are optional. I wouldn't notice until I lost everything. Even then I would repeat the same mistake in a heartbeat. Think my eyes synchronize with hers so I don't notice? Or does the "lower brain" perform filtering magic? Doesn't matter--same result. And, yes, I did notice. Citadelle goes nicely with what you are wearing. Or not wearing. Or writing for that matter. Hard to stay on topic since that lower brain was awakened. Sorry. It's tough to be a man. A man without sense, self-control, social graces, etc., anyway. It's amazing how many people have been touched by Ron Paul. Or were they just "touched" to begin with?

Posted by: Darrell at October 31, 2007 11:48 AM (8xVaL)

5 I'm afraid it was black leggings and a long-sleeved flannel shirt. Oh!--and the socks you gave me. My feet still get cold at night . . . wool socks are a basic around here.

Posted by: Attila Girl at October 31, 2007 03:40 PM (aywD+)

6 CASHMERE socks!

Posted by: Darrell at October 31, 2007 07:36 PM (rilDu)

7 And they are yummy, warm, soft and nice. My very favorite socks. I'm so glad I kept them--I only had to wash them in warm water once to shrink them down properly.

Posted by: Attila Girl at October 31, 2007 07:55 PM (aywD+)

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We get to meet Sam's mom!

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"Why does fire hate us?

h/t: Insty.

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Some sites are suggesting that there are 110,647 blogs out there that are almost as good as mine, and are slightly more well-trafficked.

I refuse to believe it.

And even if I did believe it—well, since when is the blogosphere some sort of popularity contest?

Oh. Wait . . .

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that we should be keeping Chris Muir's family in our prayers.

I'll light a candle for his sister. My Protestant brethren will want to concentrate on praying that the rest of the clan will have strength and gain comfort. (My agnostic friends will want to send warm, fuzzy vibes—or think Really Good Thoughts. For all we know, God listens to these things just as much as conventional prayers. Maybe more.)

Thank you, Chris. We are all so sorry, and wish you the best. Take as much time off as you need: we'll be sending our love.

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. . . was, well—an interesting experience, from what I hear.

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But I'm freakin' exhausted. It's raining clients—but not raining paid invoices. Not quite yet. However, the check that arrived last week (slightly ahead of schedule) is still keeping me going. I should get two more small ones in in the next few days.

After that, I'm in uncharted territory.

The financial uncertainty may help me decide whether I'm driving to Reno for CLC, or driving: I may not be able to afford actual plane fare.

Now would be a great time for my readers—all three of them—to hit my tip jar. (At least, those who aren't at the "platinum sponsor" level, like Darrell.) In return, I promise an exclusive scoop. (Not, um, the kind of scoop that one shares with the opposition . . . sorry. Long day.)

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