Scientific American: Unmaking Memories: Interview with James McGaugh — this is really interesting.
On the agenda today: getting out of bed, breakfast, laundry, and a birthday party.
Scientific American: Unmaking Memories: Interview with James McGaugh — this is really interesting.
On the agenda today: getting out of bed, breakfast, laundry, and a birthday party.
That’s all I have to say, really. Peace and Love to you.
It’s 11:24 on 11/23. Here comes Christmas!
Onward.
I’m stressed out. Working on it.
I want to kiss you! vs. I kiss you! (see what Mahir did with his fame at: ikissyou.org). More on the ESPN broadcast at oliverwillis.com. The reporter, Suzy Kolber, handled the incident perfectly I think. I think this is not sexual harassment of any kind, but I think people will be loathe to put Joe Namath on the air without a breathalyzer test.
Voom. So busy. Ankle feeling better. Christmas tree up. Crafts done. Stocking made for my Aunt for someone else. Freelance project going well. Lord of the Rings seen. Chocolate covered cherries made by Leah. Leah put up links to her articles on her blog. Some old decorations will be taken to Goodwill. Gifts purchased. Many Christmas cards mailed. Enjoying Fairytale of New York and A Charlie Brown Christmas music.
I am content, though a bit more stressed than usual. Supposedly, this is typical during the hoidays. Being aware of it is a nice change. To know my own limits is a wonderful thing.
So Saddam was caught the other day. Today, Mathowie and Anildash point to the first person account of the Saddam Raid.
But was Saddam awfully haggard in those photos? And was that spider hole: a of base of operations or more like a prison cell?
Looks like it was actually the Kurds that caught Saddam – note the sources are in the Arab world, Australia, UK, India. I don’t see any US sources there.
They say the first casualty of war is the truth.
So will we see the US domestic media tell this story?
Respiratory therapy – Wikipedia. Supposedly I know about this field.