When flies get too close to the lights they get burned, Taitz just got burned, thing is, like a fly she will continue, no end in sight. Poor little Birthers they are haters not debaters.

A lawyer, dentist, realtor and black belt, wow I must say a JACK of all trades master of none.

I’m upset, actually.

Mine has the teenage eye-roll down already, and she’s just 5. I’m in for a very long adolesence…

After a month of praising bipartisanship, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid lashed out at the GOP on the Senate floor Wednesday when a Medicare measure he brought up for a vote failed amid concerns about its impact on the deficit.

The bill would have prevented a 20 percent drop in Medicare reimbursement rates to doctors that is scheduled to take effect in January.

Reid angrily blamed the loss on bad intelligence from the American Medical Association, which he said promised him 27 Republican votes (he got none), as well as Republican dirty tricks designed to impede Democrats’ progress on meaningful reform.

He made no mention of the 13 Democrats who sided with Republicans with statements of concern over ballooning deficits and budget overruns, nor that the Medicare measure failed to get even a simple majority of senators.

wsj ^ | today | FREEMAN
House Democrats Lock GOP Out of Committee Room A bitter divide over Countrywide mortgage scandal. By JAMES FREEMAN Democratic staff for the House oversight committee informed their GOP counterparts today that the majority has changed the locks on the committee’s hearing room. While Republicans previously enjoyed their own key to the room, they will now have to request access from Democrats. This followed a bitter partisan argument in which Republicans refused to take down a video from their website that contradicted Dem explanations about a closed-door meeting on the Countrywide VIP loan scandal. As we reported last week, the committee…

I loved the “verbally talk” line, as well, Scott. She’s convinced she wants to be a surgeon, but I’m thinking lawyer.

Scott – the little one just turned 15. AS i just wrote to one of his family members (on his father’s side) – “He is growing up so fast – he is now 5’6” tall, there is a hint of a mustache above his upper lip, he wears shoe size 10, and he has absolutely perfected the teenage eye-roll”

Usually his immune system is really good but somehow this year he hasn’t been well – hasn’t slept well, etc. Must be his hor(ror)mones, I believe.

Pandora – that letter is definitely a keeper – something to enlarge and print out in poster size for her wedding day or baby shower or something.

Off topic, but since parents are reading… I was cleaning up today and found this “NOTICE” from my daughter (written about 2 yrs ago when she was 10 and, luckily, stored in our memory box!)

“XXXX (daugter’s name) is on strike. She is going to refuse to eat. She is also not going to verbally talk to her parents/brother. The most you’ll get out of her is 3 words. Kisses shall be withheld.”

Oh yeah, that’s a keeper!

Actually, I know I have been very lucky with my little one. She has an industrial strength immune system. She gets sick for like a day, then she’s OK. Our pediatrician half jokingly accused us of seeing another doctor, because we never go in for sick visits. Suzanne, I hope your little(?) one gets well soon.

The joy of motherhood is that you get to share all those illnesses with your kids that they bring home from school — including the flu.