Honestly, I just think I am worn out and too tired to go after it right now. I could write about the debt ceiling debacle, Obama's gaffes, the economy, or impending war between Isreal and Palestine. But tonight, I really can't muster the fortitude to fight the fight. And for me, there were other, more important things to do.
Instead of researching and writing, I spent some time with my son and his buddies. I was sitting at the picnic table with them and talking about what they want to do with their futures. It was fun, interesting, and enjoyable just to sit back and enjoy life for even just a few brief moments. It was good to have some company in Kentucky. It was good just to be together.
So for now, I am going to listen to the thunder roll. I am going to just relax and re-charge. Tomorrow is another day.
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
At the request of my wife, I have not written a "political" blog for a few days. But I can't stay quiet any longer. Listenin...
-
I have recently written blogs on things I like, things I miss, and this one is about things I look forward to. This blog is about regular e...
-
I have never met Jacob Brewer and I probably never will. But we are loosely and distantly connected. A few weeks ago, Jacob got to ski on ...
-
"Ebony and Ivory" is a song that was written by Paul McCartney and sung by McCartney and Stevie Wonder. The words to the song are...
-
No, I'm not kidding. The government is pursuing the Amish for selling contraband. The government is at war on drugs, terrorism, and now...
-
When the "not guilty" verdict was read in the Casey Anthony trial, an instant outpouring of anger filled the press just outside of...
-
I have a policy with my staff that they are not allowed to complain unless they also have a solution in mind or a plan of action to address ...
-
Turn on the radio or the television and you are almost assured of getting a little depressed. Things are not exactly easy right now. The ec...
-
Today I received an e-mail from my wife and I was surprised. A colleague of hers had sent her an e-mail today that read, " If you eat ...
-
I have lived through the real estate bubble, the dot.com technology bubble, and the stock market bubble. I am now convinced that the Keynes...
Blog Archive
-
▼
2011
(329)
-
▼
July
(31)
- How to Lead
- Here Comes the Judge
- "It was something I experimented with in college"
- "Hope" was a Great Campaign Slogan
- Mr. President, You're No Reagan
- Political Smoke and Mirrors
- Tomatoes
- What's $2,000,000,000,000 Between Old Friends
- My Usual Sunday Morning Sermon Blog
- What makes a Leader?
- "There will always be some in the land who are poor"
- Recharging
- A Real Campfire Chronicle
- Pulling the String
- Elvis Has Left the Building
- L.O.L.
- We don't need increased taxes, we need more taxpay...
- Living in the Desert
- The Cat's in the Cradle
- Hoping for a Change
- An America whose Future is Greater than its Past
- Sunday Morning Message
- Jesus would ALLOW same sex marriage
- Spending Fourth of July Alone
- My Opinion of the Casey Anthony Trial
- Leading a Double Life
- A Personal Blog for My Boys
- Declaring Independence for our Nation
- A Leader without Title
- Service that Makes a Difference
- The A.C.O.R.N. doesn't fall far from the Tree
-
▼
July
(31)
1 comment:
Get you ass in gear and write something....no excuses!
Post a Comment