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- “I don’t know why…it makes me sad.” –Samwise Gamgee March 22, 2026
- Something for Thursday March 19, 2026
- What DOES “Auld Lang Syne” mean, anyway? March 19, 2026
- Tuesday Tones March 17, 2026
- I’ll say this for DST March 16, 2026
- Yeah, y’all need to step it up. March 15, 2026
- Something for Thursday March 12, 2026
- Tuesday Tones March 10, 2026
- Morning March Mood March 8, 2026
- Something for Thursday March 5, 2026
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Sentential Links #180
Wow, I’ve done 180 of these posts now. Where does the madness end! Where, I ask you!!! Anyhow, the linkage: :: I’ve long wondered if there would be a point at which Sarah Palin went just a little too far … Continue reading
Sentential Links #179
Links…. :: And remember this above all: the Republican making-shit-up industry is still the world’s finest. :: Being an adult who never completely grew up is so much more fun than being an actual kid. :: I am Praying for … Continue reading
Sentential Links #179
Linkage…. :: Dearest David, I am returning the beautiful necklace you gave me – not as a gesture if finality of our friendship, but because it is a special token in your family and I could not in good conscience … Continue reading
Sentential Links #178
Time for linkage. :: And, jam on fresh bread is a perfectly acceptable dinner. :: Can you see what’s wrong with this book cover? I’d say it’s either that Loring picked the worst possible title for a novel about the … Continue reading
Sentential Links #177
Links, for your clicking pleasure. :: For some reason, though, conservatives and libertarians like to pretend that these basic rules don’t exist when it comes to health care, that if we just did away with Medicare, Medicaid, and various regulations, … Continue reading
Sentential Links #176
Linking the linkable…. :: Let me say that I’ve really enjoyed this rare Friday-off three day weekend. I think it’s been a lot more fun than your traditional Monday-off three dayer. I think it’s the difference between a weekend that … Continue reading
Sentential Links #175
Links for the link-hungry: :: It was a surprising loss of an icon that many of us grew up with. And, for better or worse, when those things that connect us to a happier past are gone, it makes us … Continue reading
Sentential Links #174
Linkage…always linkage…. :: It is not comforting to me that we seem to be leaving the makeup of the Supreme Court to the admissions committees at the Yale and Harvard Law Schools. :: If you’re a citizen of a state … Continue reading
Sentential Links #173
Time for the clicking of links. :: This is a disgrace, and is emblematic of everything that’s wrong with Buffalo. (Some salty language here, but seriously, what Alan’s describing here and in a series of subsequent posts is nauseating. It’s … Continue reading
Sentential Links #172
Linkage for the weary: :: Look, it’s not racist to oppose a Latina judicial nominee, or to oppose affirmative action, or to point out genuine evidence of ethnic bias on the part of minorities. What we’re seeing here, though, is … Continue reading



