Yankees in 4 doggonit

[puppetmaker]

After the conclusion of last night’s game I am revising my guess to the Yankees in 4. I know they are going back to their stadium. I know that they have been the comeback kids in the past but I also see a team so rattled by another team they can’t play straight. I don’t think it is a curse or anything. I think it is psychological that the Soxs will fold when they play the Yankees.

When did Liberal become a dirty word? Did I miss the memo? It just amazed me with the venom that President Bush said that word as if it was a bad thing. I think liberals need to take their word back. It worked for Gays. Overall I call this last debate a tie but I am tired of attack politics on both sides. I would much rather know their stands on various issues that effect me rather than what a rat bastard the other candidate is. That what I walked away from this debate with the choice of which of them was less of a threat to me and mine.

As some of you long time blog readers know my daughter is a picky eater when we can get her to eat solid food. Yesterday was one of her better days. She tried a number of new things including apple and cucumber. She had a dinner of Udon noodles. Pasta is something we can now just about count on her eating. The apple was a surprise. She didn’t like cucumber seeds but the rest went down fine. Now we just have to keep her from backsliding to her comfort foods. I would like her to eat Christmas dinner at my parents without baby food being one of the courses.

I am grateful for washers and dryers.

Comments

[hawaiianrose.livejournal.com]

I kind of laughed out loud when Bush called Kerry liberal; in my mind he (kerry) is a centrist. And yeah, when did it become a dirty word? I wish the moderater would had pressed then on a few questions, the ones that they did not answer. There was a great show on PBS the other night called the Choice that details their personal lives, beginning in college, its airing again later on this week and I'd highly recomend watching it if you get a chance.