It's a most beautiful one here in South Carolina - in the 60's overnight - clean, dry air with nice breeze.
Up at 5 (not by choice..:), I opened windows all over the house to enjoy it, and let trapped, stale air out.
In a few minutes, I am heading outside to do some tidying of God's Beautiful World...wield my truty lightweight weed eater - my favorite toy!
Will surface again later.
Hold down Fort Finest in your usual very capable manner!!
[[[ Public Hugs ]]] for Da Mayor..:))
Not the letter thief this time - haste maketh waste excuse applies...
http://www.washtimes.com/national/pruden.htm
Great article by Wesley Pruden titled,
Not much traction with the abuse
George W. finally gets it -- in more ways than one. The tardy president was back on the Gulf Coast yesterday, bucking up the spirits of the damned and stiffening the resolve of the slackers.
He's getting it as well from his critics, many of whom can't believe their great good luck, that a hurricane, of all things, finally gives them the opening they've been waiting for to heap calumny and scorn on him for something that might get a little traction. Cindy Sheehan is yesterday's news; she couldn't attract a camera crew this morning if she stripped down to her step-ins for a march on Prairie Chapel Ranch.
The vultures of the venomous left are attacking on two fronts, first that the president didn't do what the incompetent mayor of New Orleans and the pouty governor of Louisiana should have done, and didn't, in the early hours after Katrina loosed the deluge on the city that care and good judgment forgot. Ray Nagin, the mayor, ordered a "mandatory" evacuation a day late, but kept the city's 2,000 school buses parked and locked in neat rows when there was still time to take the refugees to higher ground. The bright-yellow buses sit ruined now in four feet of dirty water. Then the governor, Kathleen Blanco, resisted early pleas to declare martial law, and her dithering opened the way for looters, rapists and killers to make New Orleans an unholy hell. Gov. Haley Barbour did not hesitate in neighboring Mississippi, and looters, rapists and killers have not turned the streets of Gulfport and Biloxi into killing fields.
It continues....
Nice day here too. Sunny and in the 70's starting to get cool at night.
Comfortable weather.
This week is the last week before the primary and lots to do.
I am responding top a bunch of questionaires from the media, league of wome voters etc...
All due today or the 9th. Big night tomorrow, debate with all the major candidates.
Looking forward to it.
I will be in and out all day.