The Individual blog, No. 76 for the week starting March 10, 2008.
Boondocks is about farms, rural life, and power toys.
Energy looks at high energy prices and our future.
Enviroman looks at man and the environment.
Hayseeds looks at politics and life in our nation.
Outblog is all about my outdoor experiences.
Transit looks at the changing ways we get around.
Truck gives you stories and trips in my Ford Ranger.
It's a rather nice sunny day out there, but it promises to cloud up by the evening and a chance to use my new umbrella tommorow.
Nice weekend weather in store, and this weekend I will not get my fucking pickup truck stuck at Partridge Run again (no reference to Spitzer !). I should really blog about that, but I'm still too embarassed and angry about what happened last Sunday.
The shock and mix of emotions during this past week is still so dramatic. While I've said a little bit about it so far, and linked many stories on this topic in the blog, it's blown everything else out of the water for this week.
Maybe if your not inside Albany, it's not such a big deal. But he was our governor, and I worked hard for his campaign. So that's been my primary thoughts for the week.
Went to the DFA meeting last night, watched a video on election fraud and heard Senator Neil Breslin speak. It was good. Monday was scouts, Tuesday I worked at the library a bit. Tommorow, I'm making breakfast for the group, and have Diversity training over at the Capitol. I am so excited.
The weekend is nye. Moo.
New this week on the blog is the ability for you to add comments! I finally came up with a sane system to do that. Also, I improved the quick-link post software, that's allowed me cover much of the week's events.
Kind of cloudy out there, but not to cold out. I'm at the library for a while working on a few things on my laptop, then I think I may ride out to Five Rivers on my bike this evening.
Other then that, have a good weekend, and hopefully enjoy even nicer weather on Sunday. And in relationship to learning how to spell, I'll try to work on that even more.
