SHEILA TALKING…
I have a lot to say. Some of it is pretty insightful. Not all of it. As a journalist I do more formal writing; this blog will be informal. Let me know what you think-
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Monthly Archives: November 2010
I was so much older then
OK, watch out — I’m turning on the bragonater, which is very different than a bullshit detector. There’s nothing I enjoy more than someone practically keeling over when I divulge my age. Today an acquaintance was telling me about a … Continue reading
Visual Entertainment
I’m a political junkie, always have been, but I have other stuff on my mind. As an aging baby boomer, what I most want is to be a menschette, see my east coast grown-up Brook and Ethan as often as … Continue reading
A swath of blue
Rep. Gabrielle Giffords thanked her volunteers this morning after declaring victory in her congressional race — no, the delusional contest — with Tea Party incompetent Jesse Kelly. “You all set an example for the entire country, you really did,” Gabby … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona politics, Gabrielle Giffords, Keith Olberman, Proposition 203, Raul Grijalva
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Downtown Friday night
Date night. Here’s what we did. Tucson Firefighters’ chili cook-off at Presidio Park in front of City Hall. A carnival atmosphere where you buy tickets to go around and get tiny cups of the hot stuff. None of it was … Continue reading
Nemesis
I’m trying to avoid talking about the election, fully intending to discuss “Nemesis,” Philip Roth’s latest book. I loved it, but it does have political connotations. Guess everything does. Rachel Maddow just reported that Sarah Palin is running for prez … Continue reading
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Tagged deficit spending, mid-term elections, Philip Roth, Tea Partiers
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A few random election eve thoughts
Think hard. In Tucson, vote for all Democrats whose last names start with G. On tonight’s program, Keith Olberman aired a clip of Wacky Queen Sarah talking with a moderator on Fox News (I can’t bear to call their TV … Continue reading
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Tagged Jon Stewart, Keoth Olberman, mid-term elections, Oz Books, Rally to Restore Sanity
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