Nipples and College
February 4, 2013 - by
While I was gone, Governor McCrory came out against college education and Republican legislators came out against women’s nipples. These are two (or three?) big reasons I’m not a Republican.
In fairness, the Governor took it back. He said he was for college education after he was against it. Kind of like John Kerry.
Then his communications director departed for Tennessee. (That’s right, blame the PR guy!)
But there is no retreat on the nipple front.
I’m looking forward to catching up with the other big news. We took a cruise to the Caribbean. Sat in the sun, swam in the ocean, ate good food, drank good beer and wine, ate more good fed, slept a lot and read five books.
Years ago, a wise friend told me that the secret to surviving winter is to go someplace warm in late January or early February. He was right.
By the way, a big thank-you to the pinch-bloggers, named and unnamed, who kept Carter company.
It was good to be gone and it’s good to be back.
Nipples and College
February 4, 2013/
While I was gone, Governor McCrory came out against college education and Republican legislators came out against women’s nipples. These are two (or three?) big reasons I’m not a Republican.
In fairness, the Governor took it back. He said he was for college education after he was against it. Kind of like John Kerry.
Then his communications director departed for Tennessee. (That’s right, blame the PR guy!)
But there is no retreat on the nipple front.
I’m looking forward to catching up with the other big news. We took a cruise to the Caribbean. Sat in the sun, swam in the ocean, ate good food, drank good beer and wine, ate more good fed, slept a lot and read five books.
Years ago, a wise friend told me that the secret to surviving winter is to go someplace warm in late January or early February. He was right.
By the way, a big thank-you to the pinch-bloggers, named and unnamed, who kept Carter company.
It was good to be gone and it’s good to be back.