Subject to Change

What actually happened.

What does this tell you about Barack Obama’s commitment to the office of president?

I don’t feel a need to comment, except to wonder if the process of lawmaking is officially legal without at least one hand written and witnessed signature by the president.

… the liberal agenda seems to be an attempt to roll back the clock to before the industrial revolution on everything except taxes.

Does anyone know how much to water a young avocado tree?

Mine are always struggling to survive.

If a relative of yours woke from a three year coma, could you bring yourself to explain the Obama administration?

I might have them put back under until it blows over.

Hey, what’s the body count in Libya?

I’m just asking because the MSM isn’t. Seems a bit neglectful, doesn’t it?

If you watched the Milwaukee 225 yesterday you would know that our day got better, in spite of our morning frustration.

The weather was great for spending a day outside: overcast and mild. Maybe it was a bit too damp for racing, though. Our section of the track claimed three victims right in front of us! We even went home with a few small pieces of the wrecks, which someone on the cleanup crew collected for my son.

I don’t know much of anything about racing, but we all had a good time.

We just settled in at turn four of the Milwaukee Mile, and I’m about to explode out of frustration. We’ve never been to a race before, and have no clue what the “rules” are for fans.

As it would appear, there are no rules. We bought infield tickets and have been trying ever since to figure out where we sit, what we can bring, and what not to bring. Nobody seems to have answers.

We’d been warned that we would need to display wristbands to sit in our lawn chairs, but there aren’t any bands and no one is checking. We’ve already picked up our seats once because nobody could point out a good spot.

Now here I sit in turn four, hoping the rest of the day is more relaxing. Days like this are the reason it’s hard to break outside your comfort zone to try something new.

My family made me a card this year. We decided to bring it along to the Indy races for autographs!

On the front of the card, they used a peanut butter jar lid to make it look like a camera.

The WordPress app for Droid finally has all the features I’ve been waiting for.

This could be good for my stale blogging career!