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Thursday, June 26, 2008
Can I get an AMEN!!!
However, friends, it was 5-4 decision. When Hussien Obama is president there will be 3(I think) Justices over 75 years old on the Court. OMG!! I've come to believe over my years that the appointment of federal judges thru out our nation is the most critical job a Pres has. And if that liberal, communist, radical islamist becomes our president, we are in for so much trouble..
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i want everyone's guns confiscated... except mine.ReplyDelete
PRY THEM OUT OF MY COLD DEAD HANDS. I ENCOURAGE EVERY LAW ABIDING NON CRAZY CITIZEN TO GET CONCEALED CARRY CERTIFIED. BEST INSURANCE POLICY I EVERY BOUGHT.ReplyDelete
I just don't know. You're right OldFart, that appointments are the president's most important job, and there is no calling these things--some justices seem to go on forever. The thing I worry about is depressed teenagers and suicides. My Dad always kept a revolver under his car seat, and I almost killed myself with it when I was 16 and my Dad and brother were killed. Decided it wouldn't be fair to my Mom. And there are so many kids that get into them because parents don't secure them.ReplyDelete
here's a cause that you and i might be able to fully support together... kind of a 'hands across the aisle' thing.
911: I agree! Actually, there are probably a few other causes we can agree on:ReplyDelete
*ER abuse (bad)
*Cryostorage of teenagers (good)
*Lengthy, zenlike attention spans for kindergarteners (good)
*Malpractice reform (good)
this post makes me sick. .. you are obviously poorly informed and i will quit reading your blog, and if i knew where you practiced medicine i would encourage all your patients to seek their care from another qualified doctor, one that is not a crazy person. .. ..ReplyDelete
Wow--I'm okay with reading stuff I don't agree with, but I've been through high school. I learned somewhere in elementary school that people aren't crazy just because they disagree with me. You would get excellent care from any of these doctors, even if you don't agree with their politics.ReplyDelete
Yeah, much better to let the old coot stack the Supreme Court with "conservatives" who will overturn Roe v. Wade. Or who will continue to back the GOP's attempt to subvert habeus corpus. Hell, why don't we just give up ALL of our other freedoms just to ensure that the court will always protect gun rights. Until, of course, the GOP decides to take them away.ReplyDelete
Good plan.
I'm sure that McCain, the candidate that the NRA referred to as "one of the premier flag carriers for the enemies of the Second Amendment" will be sure to pick pro-2A justices. Have you already forgotten the McCain-Lieberman gun bill?
Oh, and "Hussien Obama"? Really? Why don't you just stop pretending and just refer to him as SEKRET MOOSLIM NEGRO like I know you want to. Damn. You can hate the man's policies, but why the hell not use his real first name?
thanks for your comments. i am sorry you will not read our blog anymore because you are exactly the kind of reader we want... someone who is thoughtful and reserved, someone with a keen grasp of history, not tossing out generalities and hate backed up by self-righteous indignation. in other words, not a typical lefty at all... calm, not one to engage in ad hominem attacks, not one educated far beyone their common sense and intelligence, not one to be a mindless parrot of the left... i could go on. good riddance douchebag and have fun at your encounter group.
i have an undergraduate degree in american history, served four years in the armed services, have three friends on the police force and two friends in iraq. there is no nice way to put this, you are an idiot douchebag.
- Anonymous12:25 PM, June 27, 2008
"Well, when an Adult Male is chasing a Female with intent to commit rape, I shoot the Bastard, thats my policy"ReplyDelete
"Intent? How did you establish that?"
"When a naked man is chasing a woman through an alley, with a butcher knife and a Hard-On, I figure he isn't collecting for the Red Cross"
What Movie?? Character??
Dirty Harry!! I win!!ReplyDelete
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David sez:ReplyDelete
...if i knew where you practiced medicine i would encourage all your patients to seek their care from another qualified doctor, one that is not a crazy person.
Methinks David needs an enema. His intestines are tied too tight.
- Anonymous9:47 PM, June 27, 2008
I agree Lynn, and he's totally fucking up the Future Subjunctive Tense.ReplyDelete
I SOOOOOOOOOO like reading you guys! Reaffirms my faith in America, that there is at least one medical blog not authored by a bleedin' heart liberal.ReplyDelete
Here's what I told my hardcore Democrat neighbor: The first thing dictators and totalitarian regimes do is take away individual citizen's ability to arm themselves ... they ain't stupid. I doubt I changed her mind (on anything, really), but it made me feel good!
I will likely continue reading MDOD, as I don't see what good comes of me not reading it. (and it is damn funny) However, I completely understand the reaction above. And "communist, radical islamist" in reference to Obama is not funny, instructive, accurate, useful. Please tell me why this phrase was used. For the best, I am hoping it is just an expression of misplaced anger.ReplyDelete
UH, because that's my opinion of Hussien..ReplyDelete
And it's my blog, it's not here to be instructive, useful, funny,etc. It's here because we write it to blow off steam, poke fun at Libs, bleeding hearts, politicians, and in general say any fucking thing we want..And we are CONSERVATIVES
Don't like it, please feel free to leave and don't let the door hit you on the way out..
- Anonymous1:36 PM, June 28, 2008
Now blood will run down the streets...but...it will be...ReplyDelete
the blood of...
instead of the good guys.
There will be no increase in gun related crime, mark my words.
Obama is a "liberal, communist, radical islmaist." I shudder to think about what will happen if he gets into office
- Anonymous3:45 PM, June 28, 2008
Be sure to check out the footage of Chicago Mayor Daley's reaction to the decision. It's beautiful. Someone needs to get him his binky.ReplyDelete
(Wah wah wah individual right to armed self defense is bad, but professional armed self defense for me via Chicago PD 24/7 is good.)
Anon, we don't know who you are, but seems like you might fit in with this crowd, Dude..ReplyDelete
- Anonymous5:27 PM, June 28, 2008
Err, Obama's a Christian, guys.ReplyDelete
Yes, it certainly is your blog for whatever reason - blow off steam whatever...and so fill 'er up with your opinions --> that's a big reason why I read it. I find your opinions and commentary on liberals, cooks, etc. entertaining. But when I asked about "liberal, communist, radical islamist", you said, dear Old Fart, that it was your "opinion" of Hussien. Are you telling me that your opinion is that Obama is an "islamist"? That kinda statement doesn't sound like an opinion. Please clarify why "islamist" was used.ReplyDelete
Seems like I've heard this all before. Anybody remember the sunset of everybody's favorite "Federal ASSAULT WEAPONS Ban?" Glock 33-round mags came down to a reasonable price and after a few days the usual rhetoric died off. It's a wonder we're all still here.ReplyDelete
To anyone still on the fence here, just recall that those who view the recent events as a "loss" are explicitly against, whether they admit it or not,
the rights of the American individual, the pillars of freedom, and everything Oldfart stands for. Never trade freedom for the illusion of security. Oldfart wouldn't.....keep fightin' the good fight.
If you play with fire you will get burned...ReplyDelete
Remember how your parents told you not to hang out with certain people because they'll make you look bad? Obama doesn't listen to that advice.
The anonymous comment about blood running in the streets was me. Stupid blogger...
- onery woman11:44 AM, June 29, 2008
Where do you docs stand on a woman's right to choose? Are you for or against Roe v. Wade? Just curious.ReplyDelete
Well, I live in Texas...and we like out guns! I worked in the prison system for 13 years and became very profiencent at shooting targets...never had to shoot at a person. Keep my gun handy still (I'm a nurse) but haven't got my concealed carry yet. My weapons are locked w/gun lock and locked in case when my grandkids visit. I've scared a few dogs off by shooting at the ground (neighbors have pit-bull dogs that are not leashed), oh I live in the country (county) so I'm legal.ReplyDelete
dear onery woman,ReplyDelete
i think that you will find us all over the place on this one.
my stand is to ask 'what is an embryo'? at the moment of conception what is it? is it alive or dead? if you say a live human being, which is what i believe, then i think that an aborted human is a killed human. i am therefore against abortion on demand with the exception made for pregnancies that endanger the life of the mother or pregnancies that are the result of rape.
i have no sympathy for the argument that the mother can't take care of the kid and that the kids life will be miserable. whatever life the kid has is, on its face, better than death. this kind of thinking is the kind of thinking that leads us to euthanize pets.
there are tens of thousands couples who can not conceive who would gladly adopt, and then not have to travel to china or russia to do it. they would be the source of funding and could pay for pregnancy care.
also, since having sex, with the exception of assault/rape, is the result of a choice freely made (this is the woman's right to chose) i believe that the consequences of that choice are what should be endured. i believe that the ability to terminate pregancies when they are not convenient leads to a diminution of the value of human life.
also, and this is something you will never read in the media, abortions today are little better than ones done in the dark alley with a coathanger.
i have taken care of two patients post abortion this month who required a second surgery to fix the butchery committed in the first place. the docs who do abortions are NOT contactable after the procedure. they do not do follow up care, or, if they do, they do not do it emergently, so our system absorbs these problems as well and the bill goes to the taxpayer.
Some interesting tid bits about me...And I'm not telling this as some sort of merit badge or confirmation of my beliefs, just that this is my background and shaped a large portion of my being..ReplyDelete
My dad was a Baptist preacher. I grew up a "PK". I doubt he ever made more than 6k/yr
I went to HS(actually grades 7-12) in an inner city HS in the south. There were, maybe 200 white kids out of 1400 in 3 grades. And I wasn't bussed, altho that was at it's height then, I lived there. I never saw a fight between a white kid and black kid. To me, Racism exists because of economic divisions, not because of color..
Now for the real dichotomy as 911 said..
Onery gal. I absolutely believe in Roe v Wade. It is probably next on my list behind the 2nd Amendment..Explain that.. I can, but you have understand the old Greek and Aramaic interpretation of the Bible as I was taught by my Father..The key word is "neishmea" if I remember how to spell it. It means "God breathed" As in it is not a human heing until "God breathed" for it. If it's not out of the uterus, breathing, it is not a human life..I do object to late term abortions and that needs to be clarified WITHOUT destroying RvW..I am conflicted
Anon, Thank you for your very kind question and please keep reading us. Maybe I was too swift to take the sword to you..Maybe we can sway your beliefs..
I say "Islamist" not as a religious belief, but an ideology, which I believe Hussein stands for..That is the destruction of the American way of life
His association with a church that tolerates the preaching which we have been allowed to see and hear only confirms my belief. And may, hopefully, cost him the Whitehouse..Until I saw that, I had very little angainst him except that he has NO EXPERIENCE and I lived thru the last time we did this, Carter..(and I went to college at a school founded by the same religious affiliation as that so called "church") Had this not surfaced, I still would NOT have voted for him based on his LACK of experience..\
Oh, and by virtue of my life experiences, I would not have hesitated to use the "N" word as in "sekret muslim N" if I wanted to say something derogatory..(I thought that was my middle name growing up..It is not sacred.) I do not hate the man as you Libs HATE W, which I do not understand. I would love to drink beer with Bill Clinton!! You, however, would not piss on W if he was on fire. This I do not understand
RR, Thank you..I'm slowly circling in on who you are!..
Sorry for such a long post, it is not my style..HTFU!!
OldFart: I know W isn't a bad guy because he likes dogs. A vet friend heard through the vet grapevine that Clinton disliked dogs and kept Buddy in the basement, only letting him out for photo ops. I don't like W but I don't feel irrational hatred either!ReplyDelete
Dev, a very astute comment. Dogs don't love people who don't deserve it..ReplyDelete
I'd still love to drink too much with Bill..
- AnnoyingVoice2:04 AM, June 30, 2008
Hmm, oldfart, I can't help but analyze your recent remarks on Islamist ideology. Before I begin, let me first say that my political opinions are not necessarily represented herein. I am always open to reasoned argument, and I respect the right of every American to hold and advertise personal political opinions. So could we please cut lines like 911's "you are an idiot douchebag", even if people deserve them on occasion?ReplyDelete
Now: let's do it one step at a time. "Islamist ideology", you say, is for "the destruction of the American way of life". We of course know that there are many radicals out there who would love to see America- and indeed, the rest of the world- under Sharia. But there are over a billion Muslims out there. In fact, the current Jihadist beliefs can be shown to be a disturbingly twisted version of Jihad as it was spelled out in the Qur'an.
Now, there are many people who hold radical views on many topics, but we tend to think of radical Muslims because of recent and ongoing events. However, I should point out that there is in fact such a thing as Christian terrorism. Check out armyofgod.com; that ties in well with the mention of abortion here.
But I digress. The point is not that Islamist ideology does not seek the destruction of the American way of life, though I could and would argue for that. I would like to instead talk about Obama. Obama is running for president. If he wins, it will be his duty to stand for America, and to protect America's best interests. Can you actually believe that this man, an educated person who lives in this country and enjoys the rights due an American citizen, would want to tear it all down? I can't. We haven't even defined the "American way of life" yet. We could say that it's "a democratic system in which we abide by the constitution and enjoy great personal freedom" or instead that it's a "culture in which we are consumers of a very high degree". If we use the latter, then yes, our day-to-day life may need to change. You can believe in global climate change or not, but regardless, we're straining our resources. Is that "destruction of the American way of life"?
Also, there seems to be a great deal of attention turned towards the comments of Obama's pastor. I regard this with great suspicion. I would never agree with the comments themselves, of course, but it is that man's right to express himself. In doing what he is doing, he is taking advantage of the American way of life. But that's not the point. Can we judge Obama by the comments of someone he likely looked up to? Obama already condemed those words, anyway, and I do honestly believe him. Just because you don't agree with the political opinions of a person doesn't mean you don't associate with them, and that's often demonstrated here on MDOD.
Also, I would think it to be highly inappropriate to reference Obama as a "sekret muslim". He attended a school that was affiliated with Islam because that was the norm in the place where he lived at the time. He later attended a Christian school. The Islamic school did not teach any radical politics. If anything, it gave him a unique perspective on our current situation.
All right, this post is becoming too long, and who knows whether it will make it past moderation? Whatever. It was fun writing it. Yes, I'm a devil's-advocate type.
BTW, some language trivia: I'm not sure about "neishmea," (in that I don't know Aramaic, not that I distrust it) but I can tell you that in modern Hebrew the word "breathe"...well, let's go back bit. Hebrew and Aramaic don't have vowels, as you probably know. So the Hebrew word for "to breathe" is לנשום (Le'nashum). I'm pretty sure the root of that is נ.ש.ם. (N.SH.M), which I'm again pretty sure is the root of נשמה (Neshama), or soul. In Hebrew and Aramaic you always find words related like that. You just play 'round with the vowels. So "God breathing for it" is just about equivalent to "God soul-ing it". This is supported in Halacha (Jewish law), which I'm almost certain defines death as the cessation of breathing. So effectively all orthodox Jews should be DNR ;) Of course, there's plenty of evidence to the contrary, for example Elisha in Kings II 4:34- that should be מלכים ב ד'לד for the obsessive Hebrew speakers among us. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. And now I've gone on a HUGE tangent.
All that said, and who knows if YOU know Aramaic and/or Hebrew? Whatever. Still a fun thing to point out.
Sorry for continually being annoying / beating dead horses; it's just my damned nature.
dear anoying voice,ReplyDelete
point well taken with your statement that i tend to throw out the ad hominem attack now and then. i like to think of 'douchebag' as a word i use when i feel like people are beyond reasoned argument and, if i were to have the same argument with that person IN PERSON, that it might come to blows because that's all some people understand.
i do not think, nor does Oldfart i venture, that Obama would set out to tear down america or the american way of life. we both think, however, that he might accomplish a lot of damage because he doesn't know any better, and, if he really believes that sitting at the table with dictators and avowed enemmies of our country will do anything other than make the situation more dangerous then he's no better than chamberlain.
more later, but one thing i will say, even though you admit to playing 'devil's advocate', is that you seem to suggest that there is no real 'american way of life' or, to extend, american heritage, or tradition etc... i disagree.
this country was built on Chrisitanity and to suggest otherwise is worse than a lie and takes some highly selective reading of our founding documents. take Christianity or leave it, but it is a religion that elevates the individual and the worth of every indivudual, above that of the group's.
the left, the far left, is so into group politics that personal responsibility and consequences for bad choices are not something they back up with legislation. in fact, they seek to grow the government and increase dependecy thereon. the subtext is that most people are too stupid to look out for themselves and that the government can do it better. i disagree.
obama's campaign has been chock full of magneticism and rhetoric but he won't put anything on paper. this criticism goes across the aisle, i know you can't get elected to major office if you state your position clearly because, mainly, group politics and the power of instantaneous, biased reporting in the MSM can make a crowd of thirty hippies look like the 140,000 man march.
and obtw, if you have posted here before as you suggest, i do not remember it... at least under this screenname. we may disagree, but for the moment i will not use the ad hominem as you present a reasoned, rationale argument.
- AnnoyingVoice2:53 AM, June 30, 2008
No, I haven't posted here before. I was referring more to how I generally tend to be. I suppose it was a bad choice of words. Response to the rest later.
- Anonymous7:58 AM, June 30, 2008
Not to throw gasoline on the Abortion Debate, but just consider, its been 35 1/2 years since Roe was handed down, figuring conservatively some 2 million abortions a year, that would be 70 million extra added to the 35 and under population. Again estimating conservatively that 1/2 would be Male, and 5% criminals, thats 1.75 million extra Criminals hanging out on your street corner.ReplyDelete
Back on point: everyone who loves freedom has grounds to celebrate the recent Supreme Court decision on the Second Amendment, regardless of his or her opinions about the private ownership of firearms. The reiteration by the Court that the rights described in the U.S. Constitution are the possession of each individual, not privileges granted by the government to groups or classes of people, is a great affirmation of the ideal of human rights, and reinforces a precedent that is protective of ALL human rights. Read the justices' opinion. This case was not about guns; it was about the nature of individual rights, and the need to inhibit government intrusion on those rights. This is a victory for everyone who loves liberty and believes in the ideals of inherent human rights, as opposed to ephemeral government granted privilege. The Court's decision was reasonable, balanced decision that affirmed the authority of government to regulate the behavior of citizens, but not to deny the rights of those citizens. Whatever your opinion about privately owned firearms, be glad that ALL of your liberties are a little safer today than they were two weeks ago.ReplyDelete
dear anoyingvoice..I think you are making my point for me..ReplyDelete
The Aramic for breathing by God is just whay I meant..Therefore, until a being is born AND breathing it is not a being. Therefore abortion is NOT killing a being..
Are you really arguing for the destruction of the American way??!!
I did not refer to Hussein as SKN, someone else did that. I don't think there's anything secret about it. And his relationship with his Church/Pastor for 20+ yrs, to me, shows his belief in the destruction of America..See "God Damn America".
Obviously my Chuch teachings influenced my beliefs all thru my life and believe the same is true for him..Therefore, as a Christian and American, I cannot vote for him, as he stands for the destruction of America. Which he may accomplish in many ways thru changing laws of this Christian Nation via the appointments of Federal judges over the term of his presidency..
My opinion..
Countryrat: spot on. Seems like nowadays everyone loses the forest (inherent human liberties) for the trees (usually shootings involving heavy media coverage).ReplyDelete
OF: Interesting abortion stance. Not at all what I expected. And I said it before but 'twas lost in a blog glitch, if you circle in on who I am I'll shit a cinder block & 12 bags of QUIKRETE® and repave your driveway.
- AnnoyingVoice1:19 AM, July 01, 2008
Oldfart, you surprise me. I'll make this shorter than last time, though.ReplyDelete
First off, I was merely providing some more evidence for your stance on abortion based on the language. Also, I know the SKN reference wasn't you, but the point is the same- you yourself say that you believe the same without the "secret" bit. You know my stance on that whole issue, or at least what I've presented here.
Now. Am I arguing for the destruction of the American way? No! I'm merely saying that it's a little strange to say that someone or other will destroy it without even giving a clear definition of the term. You say "this Christian Nation," and I'm not going to deny that this nation was born upon the principles of Christianity. Despite that, it was also founded as a place of religious tolerance. Let me ask you a serious question here. Do you really believe that this country should be run entirely by the principles of the Christian bible? I would assume not. I'm trying not to offend here, but let me just point out that it may be the case that our rich heritage isn't exactly pointing us the right way. I'm not saying that it isn't. I'm saying that it's possible. As long as we're talking about that, remember that slavery was part of that heritage, too. We did away with it, and I would hazard a guess that no sane person today would welcome its return. Yet at that time, especially in the very beginnings of American history, it was a part of normal life. Our definition of the "American way," like or not, changes with the times, and maybe it's time for another update.
Once again, the opinions of the pastor were condemned by Obama, so if you'd like to assume that he is telling a barefaced lie in saying he does not share those views, and that he honestly is running for president intent on destroying the nation that gives him the right to do so...I suppose that's your right. 911 noted that he, and most likely you as well, believe that Obama will accidentally cause disaster, but what you've said most recently, regarding "his belief in the destruction of America" would seem to indicate otherwise.
I might write more later if I get in the right mood. Sorry I was a little snappish here.
Not at all, you are merely stating your opinion.ReplyDelete
I did read your post on my abortion stance just the way you intended. It supported my belief, and why I think that way, much better than I. Slavery? I would say that Christianity had as much to do with it's abolition as did economics. Hussien's church? Do really believe that he sat in that church for 20 yrs and did not hear that sermon in many forms over the years and not agree with it? If you believe that I've a great investment in some bundled mortgages for you!
Keep on snapping..
"CLITon". "Hussein Obama".ReplyDelete
You... actually make me slightly nauseous. It boggles my mind that somebody who must be educated and at least moderately intelligent could be so incredibly juvenile.
I vote dem* - and dems are assholes - but I would never sink to that level, and I'm just a lower-middle-class white kid. If you're going to blog about politics, you could at least try to represent your party. Be polite, perhaps? Cultivate an image of respectability? There are independents reading this, and there is nothing more repulsive then a self-righteous circle jerk with petty name calling.
*I am not a squealing obama fanboy.
go ahead and be fully nauseous.
you are an idiot. here's the proof.
you assail oldfart for being 'increcibly juvenile'. right after that you call him (and all of us here by implication) a "self-righteous circle jerk with petty name calling"... which, if you didn't notice, makes you 1) self-righteous 2) a name caller. you can't be a 'circle jerk' just by yourself, and i think you have shown us all here that you are not a master-debater either. that must be frustrating so keep trying.
Hm? Of course not. I'm not a debater of any type. I'm just an outsider describing what I see; and what I see isn't pretty, so I use strong language. I don't find any inconsistency with this when used on people who go out of their way to be offensive.ReplyDelete
And 'circle jerk' refers to, yes, the regulars who don't object when he spews gratuitous epithets.
dear asc,ReplyDelete
congratulations. you have completed the circle-jerk all by yourself.
Bro' 911, thank U..ReplyDelete
ASC why are U here? This blog is not here to debate much of anything we don't want to. It's our blog, don't like it Fuck OFF!!
We'll miss U terribly..
CLITon wishes she knew where hers is and Hussein is a radical, leftist, communist, INEXPERIENCED POS!!(political operational snot) The worst is his inexperience in anything, much less how to run a nation. He doesn't even show for votes in the Senate!! Vote for him shithead, it's how we do business. If he is elected he will be my president and I will support him. Something YOU LIBS refused to do for W. If he is insulted by some third world snotrag, I will go to war for him. So suck my dick, you ignoramous..
God I wish dueling was still legal..
And now you're not even making an attempt at coherent conversation. I guess my work here is done.ReplyDelete
Bush lost my support when he started violating the constitution and basic human rights, and the GOP lost my respect when they didn't stand up to him. Try to remember that there's a difference between patriotism and groupthink.
dear asc,ReplyDelete
i know you can't read fast so i'm typing very slowly.
i did not know that bush had 'started violating the constitution and basic human rights'.
that certainly changes things! and wow, how originally put and with such incontrovertible evidence!
but that last one... i don't think i will ever be able to understand, even after my many years of military service, civilian service, multiple degrees, and continuing education, parenthood, and writing this blog, that there is a difference between 'patriotism and groupthink'.
here's an idea, go start your own blog and the world will beat a path to your door. i kneel humbled in your presence.


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For 50 years now, visitors from Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia, have been making the journey across the globe to Leavenworth.
For 50 years now, visitors from Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia, have been making the journey across the globe to Leavenworth. Since 2001, when the city of Leavenworth established the Sister Cities Committee, that journey has largely been on a biennial basis. Recently, however, one Leavenworth resident and longtime host of local Wagga Wagga visitors returned from a trip that gave her a look at the other side of the relationship. Maxine Hunter said she had been invited to come to Wagga Wagga at the end of October. In addition to 2012 being the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the Sister City relationship between Leavenworth and Wagga Wagga, it's also the 65th annual Miss Wagga Quest, a community competition that culminates in the crowning of Miss Wagga Wagga and the Community Princess, who serve as ambassadors of sorts to Wagga's other sister cities — Nordlinger, Bavaria, Germany and Kunming, Yunnan Province, China. Hunter not only got to see the process of picking the winners, she got to participate as a judge, an experience she said she would not soon forget. "It's never been a beauty contest," she said. "It's about what they can do for their community." Over the years, many of the Miss Wagga Wagga and Community Princess winners have visited Leavenworth — 12 of them have stayed with Hunter and her husband, Tab, during those visits. "I call them my girls," she said. Hunter said it may have been her first time in Australia, but symbols of the 50-year-old bond between Wagga Wagga and the First City in Kansas were evident throughout. Like Leavenworth, which christened a portion of the 20th Street Trafficway "Wagga Wagga Drive," their Australian counterpart has a "Leavenworth Drive." They also have a new "Sister City Walk," which features information and gifts exchanged between the sister communities over the years. And a photo mural at that walk shows scenes from Kunming, Nordlinger and Delaware Street in Leavenworth from one angle and an aerial shot of Wagga Wagga when viewed from straight on, showing a sort of unity of the cities. "They are so proud of their sister cities," Hunter said. What she said struck her the most was not as much what she saw, but what she heard. "I met so many people who had been to Leavenworth back in the 80s and 90s and even in the 70s," she said, before Leavenworth had a proactive sister city committee. "And I met everyone from their gentleman in Parliament to the mayor." That included former Miss Wagga Quest winners who remembered their trip. Despite having last seen the city in 1966 as a Miss Wagga Wagga, Robyn Sadler still remembered her visit — she still had the key to the city presented to her here. Hunter said Sadler also had a list of people from Leavenworth that she asked her to look up. Others who attended the Quest reunion that was part of the weekend's events also asked Hunter about people who had either once been or were still residents of the city. Hunter said anyone who remembers Miss Waggas from the past can contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information. She said she came back with a better understanding of what it means to be a sister city. "For the people of Leavenworth, what they need to know is how important this Quest is to Wagga and how important it is that we as a city have been able to be there for them and welcome these girls into our city," Hunter said.

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White House Solicits Input From Disability CommunityDecember 07, 2012
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Monday, March 31, 2008
But They're the Best, Jerry! The BEST!
After my huge score in the pants department, I decided I was starved as I've just had 3 pieces of toast in the last 48 hours. It's not that I'm still so sick, but after throwing up (which is the worst thing on earth!) I'm just scared to death to eat. I figure the less I put in, the less that will come out should I suddenly feel the need to hurl again. So, anyway, I was really hungry while shopping so I stopped at the food court, walked up to Frulatti, and ordered a chicken salad sandwich with a side of fresh fruit. Instead of sitting there in the food court looking like a pathetic dork eating by myself, I decided to take my dinner to the nail salon and get a pedicure.
OK, I sit down, dip my feet in the water, sit back and relax in the comfy massage chair. If you've never gotten a pedicure, I highly recommend it. I usually go with my friend, Jen maybe 3-4 times a year. It's wonderfully relaxing and pampering. So, anyway, I'm sitting there soaking my tootsies as I open up the container with my sandwich. The Frulatti girl apparently didn't understand the whole concept of a "side" of fruit as she plopped my sandwich right on TOP of the fruit. Ewww! The only thing more disgusting than a soggy sandwich is throwing up. And my honey-wheat bread soaked in watermelon juice looked just like that! So because I didn't want to look like a dork eating by myself in the food court, there I sat getting my feet done while trying to hang onto a soggy chicken salad sandwich that was falling apart and plopping into the container. I am SO classy.
I gave up on the sandwich and leaned back, enjoying my back massage. I have GOT to get me one of those chairs. The woman giving me the pedicure looked over at her friend and said something in Vietnamese. I'm pretty sure she said, "Check out this woman's feet! Ewww! Have you ever seen drier heels? Disgusting. And her nails are awful!"
Then her friend answered, "Oh I know! Very gross! But did you see the way she was eating that sandwich. I got nauseous watching her."
I had visions of the Seinfeld episode where Elaine is convinced the nail technicians are talking about her.
I finished my enthralling evening with a trip to the grocery store because we were down to onions, chicken broth, and waffles at home, and I couldn't leave my family with nothing to eat while I'm gone. God only knows what Joe would cook for dinner with that list of ingredients!
50 comments:
Wait a minute...you wrote that you didn't have anything to wear except for your new maternity shirt...does that mean you're pregnant?
- March 31, 2008 at 11:44 PM
- Julie said...
I've just started eating again after my week of death also. My stomach was all shrunk, had the whole OMG I'm so full thing for about a day. Too bad I stretched it back out again already!
I think my favorite Elaine moment is the whole "can you spare a square"..
- March 31, 2008 at 11:47 PM
- Dawn said...
Ummm no, it doesn't mean I'm pregnant. It means I'm a dork who buys maternity shirts because they fit over my butt.
- March 31, 2008 at 11:56 PM
- GE is me said...
Oh my goodness, I probably would've felt the same way-the whole Elaine thing, but I would've been upset about my sandwich & gone back after my pedicure. Too funny.
Have a good time in Jersey.
- April 1, 2008 at 12:03 AM
A day out by yourself?!?! Shopping, lunch out, and a pedicure?? Lucky, lucky girl!! And they have to be talking about you don't they? What else do they talk about? I always have the secret fear that they're talking about me too, but I try to convince myself that I'm not that interesting!! :)
- April 1, 2008 at 12:26 AM
Hey at least they weren't saying this to you...the last time I went the lady first asked me when my baby was due...and I promptly told her my baby was 3...then she told me that I had bushy eyebrows like a man and I needed to was that and my man mustache...she then gave me the worst manicure and pedicure that didn't even survive until the military formal I was attending that night!!! And she gave me such a complex I cried the whole day so I had big puffy eyes under my man eyebrows
- April 1, 2008 at 12:40 AM
- Becky said...
You're my kind of classy, Dawn, lol. Those kinds of things always happen to me.
- April 1, 2008 at 12:54 AM
- Shellie said...
Everything but the soggy sandwich sounds fun! Hope you have a great trip.
- April 1, 2008 at 1:00 AM
- Jenn @ Juggling Life said...
I'm reading this, thinking about Elaine in the Seinfeld episode and lo, you mention Elaine in the Seinfeld episode. Classic!
- April 1, 2008 at 2:07 AM
- Kelly said...
haha! that is too funny about how you think they are talking about your feet. Good news! They're not: they're talking about mine! :)
- April 1, 2008 at 2:11 AM
- Melain said...
I found you at Blogtations. You're delightful!
I have to question your assessment of pedicures. Relaxing? REALLY? Cuz that didn't sound very relaxing. That sounded about like all the pedicures I've ever had. Me, constantly reminding myself that I'm there to relax, but mostly just feeling uncomfortable and slightly scrutinized by the Asian women who clearly hate their jobs. Not to mention the shameless up-selling in accents too thick to be understood. I'll get one with friends a couple times a year, just to be social. But in the "relaxation and pampering" department, it ranks somewhere between grocery shopping and taxes. But that's just me. :)
- April 1, 2008 at 2:11 AM
- Mum-me said...
My 'baby' is nearly 2 and I still wear my nice maternity shirts. I am glad I read your post today because it reminded me to have another pedicure soon - they are so relaxing. And luckily my beautician only speaks english!
- April 1, 2008 at 4:14 AM
- SuburbanCorrespondent said...
As long as you left Joe some lemon-lime Kool-Aid, I'm sure he'll rustle something up.
- April 1, 2008 at 6:03 AM
- Robin said...
I love pedicures!!! And I bought a maternity dress once...not knowing until AFTER I got it home. I was excited because it was a size smaller than I usually wear....the maternity part explains why it still fit me. I wore it anyway!!
- April 1, 2008 at 6:42 AM
- Stella said...
I ALWAYS think the techs are talking about me and my feet when I get a pedicure! And I always think of that episode!
- April 1, 2008 at 6:58 AM
- Mabunny said...
LOL glad you found pants that fit. My MIL is very short, so when she sees capris on sale she scoops them up and voila, instant normal length pants for her.
She says she is about 5 ft on a good day, lol.
Also glad to hear you are feeling better.
Pedicures ROCK:))
Have a great day
- April 1, 2008 at 7:01 AM
- Barb said...
I'm long overdue for a pedicure. They are just the best. Last time my 28 y/o was in town we went and got them together ~ too much fun. Have a great trip. Look forward to hearing all about it.
- April 1, 2008 at 7:10 AM
- Cayce said...
You mean, your husband actually cooks when you're away??? My children eat nothing but pizza while I'm gone. But hey, atleast they get to eat, right?
- April 1, 2008 at 7:28 AM
- Brenda said...
So how short, I mean, tall are you? I absolutely love a pedicure. I went to Wallie World and bought one of those PedEgg thingys and it does do miracles on my feet. Incidently, I think at my last pedicure they may have been talking about you too. I'm not sure. ; )
- April 1, 2008 at 7:39 AM
Tell Joe to add Lemon Lime Kool Aid and he'll have a gourmet meal! And I have been known to throw a maternity shirt on (unknowingly) from time to time. They look just like every other piece of black clothing I own
- April 1, 2008 at 7:40 AM
LOL. It's not classy, it's klassy.
Those kind of luck usually happen to me too
- April 1, 2008 at 7:43 AM
- maggiebsmocks said...
I used to hate eating alone in public places. Now, I understand that I am the envy of busy moms. That is a good thing ;)
I look at it like a woman flashing a big diamond. I'm flashing my peace and quiet. See... it is all about the mindset!
Oh, I know what mean about the nail salon. I HATE IT when they do that!
Enjoy the day!
- April 1, 2008 at 7:46 AM
- Dawn said...
UGH! I think you sent your sickness over the Lake to our house. All 3 of us were hit fast and hard within a few hours. I think we'll live, however. But it was a classic case study of women having a higher pain tolerance than men. My hubby groaned all night long... My 15yo son did better!
Some day, I'll get a pedicure! After I've soaked and pumiced my feet really well for a few days...
Dawn/ Michigan
- April 1, 2008 at 7:54 AM
- Sue said...
Sounds like Joe could have made some delicious waffle soup.
- April 1, 2008 at 8:15 AM
- anti - ethnocentric said...
As funny as you write your paranoia to be, your nail people really were not talking about you. I'm really friendly with my nail people and I'm also learning the basics of Vietnamese so I can talk to them in their language. They don't talk about their customers when they're doing the asides to one another in their own language. They're gossiping, yes, but about their coworkers, their children, who's dating who--and in my case, my life is interesting to them since I am a regular so sometimes the ones who are better at understanding and speakig English will translate something I've just said into Vietnamese so the rest can understand.
You're a client and they forget about you the second you leave until you come back, lol. Who the cute girl at Station 5 is seeing is much more interesting to them. :)
- April 1, 2008 at 8:32 AM
- Rick said...
The whole concept of some stranger pawing over my feet while they sit there and chit chat with someone else, in some unknown language, just never appealed to me.
I think that I would rather eat a soggy sandwich.
- April 1, 2008 at 8:35 AM
- Colleen said...
Can we cut a deal? You cut off the bottoms of your pants and send them to me. I always look like I'm waiting for a flood.
When my good friend & I go to get pedicures we laugh until it hurts, making up the dialogue we imagine the nail techs are having. And it's good exercise!
- April 1, 2008 at 8:48 AM
Hi Dawn, I hear you on the soggy bread thing. I Hate soggy bread. I can't even eat a hot beef sandwich with gravy on it or a sloppy joe. As for the cracked heels try using Kerasol. It is sold in a tube at Meijers. Put it on at night for a week and you can wash those callouses right off with a washcloth. And why do they make maternity tops so darn cute? Kristine in Michigan.
- April 1, 2008 at 8:58 AM
- Julie said...
I just want to know where you got the pants - I'm short & pear shaped as well, and even when I buy petite length pants they drag on the ground....
Sorry about your sandwich - nothing worse than soggy bread.
- April 1, 2008 at 9:11 AM
- Valerie said...
If you've ever gotten your nails done, I think you would enjoy this:
- April 1, 2008 at 9:13 AM
- Ashley said...
I'm thinking that he would make grilled onion waffle sandwiches with chicken broth au jus! To bad he doesn't have any lemon-lime kool-aid to marinate the onions in. =)
- April 1, 2008 at 9:20 AM
- Becci Hethcoat said...
That is so funny...my girlfriend is always convinced that the pedi people are talking about her. I say who cares as long as they are making my feet look beautiful! Have fun at Oprah...wish I were going. I hope Mimi has a wonderful time. She really deserves it!!
- April 1, 2008 at 9:37 AM
Being that I am also "pear shaped" and short, PLEASE tell me where you got those pants!!!
- April 1, 2008 at 9:41 AM
That's awesome about the pants - I actually am wearing a pair just like that today! No where near capris for me - they're actually still dragging a bit on the floor! Glad to hear there's someone out there like me! I'm 5' on a good day. Love those tall shoes too! Have a fun trip!
- April 1, 2008 at 10:34 AM
Hey Dawn,
You crack me up!! You know, you frequently refer to yourself as a dork. You speak for all of us because, let's face it, we are ALL dorks! I so look forward to reading your blog everyday just to feel normal with the chaos that surrounds me with my 5 kids, one husband (thank goodness only one), one lunatic dog, one mouse, and countless wild animals that seem to live with us here in the Hill country of Texas.
For your SSO:
When is your book going be out in the bookstores? Do you plan to have book signings if so, where? Do you have plans to come back down to the Lone Star state?
Thanks soo much for sharing your life, your humor and your heart with the world here in blogville!
~Lisa, San Antonio, Texas
- April 1, 2008 at 10:55 AM
Aeropostale and Vanity both have real petite length pants (none of that 30" crap...that isn't petite!). I am 5'1" and a little pear-shaped, too.
- April 1, 2008 at 11:47 AM
You might like this video since you are talking about nail salons. You have to watch a bit (2:20) to get to the funny nail part.
- April 1, 2008 at 12:38 PM
- Angela said...
Oh my goshness! That very thing happened to me the other day. Sans the soggy sandwich. My mother and I were getting pedicures and the girl doing mine turned to the guy doing my mom's and I just know she said something about my crusty heels. Then to top it off, they charged me $5 more!! Nowhere does it say "thick skin extra" LOL You have to shed your winter coat (or winter callouses) sometime people!
- April 1, 2008 at 12:43 PM
- Amie said...
I didn't think anyone did that with pants (er capris) but me! I have two pairs of pants that roll up to be a normal length on me. I love them cause I can wear my cute little ballet flat shoes when I roll them up and tall shoes when I leave them down.
- April 1, 2008 at 2:03 PM
When I get a pedicure, I think they talk about my half grown-out leg hair. But I don't mind that they don't speak to me, or that they speak to each other in Vietnamese. That's my time to read People magazine and relax! Well, as relaxed as you can be when someone's picking at your cuticles.
- April 1, 2008 at 2:08 PM
- Becca "Gater Mom" said...
Jersey?? When? Where? How? What? My SIL works for J&J in NJ and I live right near them. Are you going to Newark or somewhere else? Can we come stalk, er..., visit you? Please let us know!!!!
- April 1, 2008 at 4:15 PM
When you throw up does is make you have to throw up? I mean, you can't do your kid's puke so how in the world do you handle your own?
I've been wearing flip flops for the last three weeks or so (it's 82 degrees here in Phoenix today) and already my feet look like they've never seen moisture. Ug. I get it from my mom. She has the knarliest heels and I remember as a kid thinking how gross they were. If only I had known I would have been more compassionate! Pedicures are on the "when we are rich some day" list at about #2. :D
- April 1, 2008 at 5:27 PM
- Christine said...
I read the first two paragraphs and I thought I must be at the wrong blog...nope, you were just setting the stage...LMAO
- April 1, 2008 at 6:52 PM
- Susan said...
Okay so I'm 31 years old and I have never ever had a pedicure, BUT I have convinced myself that I am going to use the salon gift certificate my mil got me to go and get one within the next month. SO for the last two weeks I have been carefully clipping and filing and lotioning up my feet so that they are nice and pretty before I get there. Does that make any sense at all? I equate it to going to the gynecologist....everyone always washes and cleans up for those visits, isn't it the same for any other?
- April 1, 2008 at 10:00 PM
You reminded me of a comedian I saw on youtube that talked about nail salons. Hysterical. Her name is Anjelah Johnson. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsWrY77o77o
- April 2, 2008 at 12:41 AM
- StampingJoan said...
Peddies are the best! I love getting them and could sit forever in those massaging chairs!
I have found a great tool for those horrible heels! Go here!
This tool is great! Doesn't cut your foot at all. Just removes the rough spots! What's left in the file is like baby powder, but gross!
And I hope you took that sandwich back and got your money back! The nerve of some people!!!
- April 2, 2008 at 6:53 AM
- I am Trish Marie said...
I am always convinced the women at the nail salon are talking about me....but in all fairness, since I know sign, I tend to sign about people a lot. Often. In front of them. I am sure one day that will catch up to me!
- April 2, 2008 at 9:22 AM
- TheHMC said...
I've always wanted a pedicure, but being a complete freak about other people's germs, decided a couple of years ago that I'll never get one due to 3 different (ex) co-workers of mine that got some kind of fungus after going for pedicures. Ew!
Sucks that your sandwich was all soggy, but glad to hear that you got out for a bit on your own and were able to find some pants that you like(I HATE shopping for clothes because of the size of my ass).
- April 2, 2008 at 10:56 AM
- Mari-jane said...
Okay, I miss your blog for a few days and what happens?! You totally freak me out.. I read about the maternity shirt, know there has to be a catch, read back some more.. uh oh, you've been hurling alot.. maybe you ARE preggers.. read some more.. ok, NOW I get it.. shame on me for getting behind!! Glad I was able to clarify that without making a fool of myslef! Love the blog! It makes me feel sane!
- April 3, 2008 at 4:02 PM
- Jill said...
Another legs-too-short-for-regular-pants reader here! ALL my pants are missing about an inch or two off the back because they drag on the ground, and if by some miracle I find a pair that DON'T drag on the ground, I don't buy them because they "feel weird" actually fitting correctly. And capris...yes, come all the way down to my shoes. Which would be fine if they were cut like normal pants. But they're not. So no capris for me.
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Well I found a sponsor to produce 40 minutes of George Liquor cartoons. No dirty hippie ladies this time. Real men who think George will help promote a decent society of upstanding Americans.
I won't have time to train people on the job. But I will help you learn to draw the characters on my blog.
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Storyboard artists don't need to draw the characters perfectly "on-model" or clean, but they do have to understand the core of the characters' look and personality.
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