dream (scenes in order of remembrance)

mountainbike
bathroom
stairwell
high-heeled boots
teetered balance
scooped by arms
and placed on feet
searching classrooms
down three flights
rain outside
bike is gone
ask for help
women's room
knock on stall
two guys leave

party
fishnets
high-heeled boots
compact discs
plastic bags
zonking out
wake at night
converse with friend
philosophy

asphalt road
gravel lane
wrong-way feel
guy in way
then one more
turn around
fear of cars
peddle slow

(no subject)

NPR really angered me this morning. The interviewer asked Mike McConnell why the telecoms should receive immunity if they ran afoul of the law, and McConnell responded that the Senate Committee had actually found that the telecoms had broken no laws.

Where was the logical follow-up? Keith Olbermann noted on his telecast two days prior that if no laws were broken, why would the companies need immunity?

*growl* I will be penning an e-mail shortly (as soon as I find out the name of the interviewer).

By the way, last night Olbermann had a fantastic special comment about the FISA bill currently being fearmongered debated. He even used the F-word several times.

(no subject)

U.S. Michigan Consumer Sentiment Drops to 69.6 This Month -- 16-year low

Woman applying for new Israeli identity card says she's 120 years old -- The woman has "about 120 grandchildren, 250 great-grandchildren and 20 great-great grandchildren"! Incredible.

Poster too steamy for London subway: Full-frontal 'Venus' ad for royal academy art exhibit too much for agency -- *sigh* Aren't we all grown-ups?