I am blogging on laptop: Another brownout.
I emailed the Manila Bulletin...they have been printing Maureen Dowd's column as "news" in their foreign news section...
I wonder how these writers see how their anti Bush hatred leads to them hating America and gives people overseas the wrong idea of America? CNNI has similarly been pushing negative things about the hurricane, although not as much now that the cleanup is going on ...
My main blog has links to lots of small unimportant people helping others...you see, to find these stories you have to google the small town papers and tv stations name, and then every one has two or three stories of people helping.
Indians in Montana sending buffalo meat.
Baptist ladies from Oklahoma making sandwiches to those in Baton rouge.
Catholic and baptist youth groups taking down supplies.
People in Orlando going to Missisippi to help HOme depot open their stores so people can fix their flooded houses.
And in the next three months, you will see more such things.
When the 1997 floods hit North Dakota, in Red lake, not only did some of our high school kids help, but the joke was that many of our druggies/alcoholics sobered up to help...I know...because many drank because they had no meaning in life, and no job...and then they were needed...
Praise and thanks to all these nameless people...
I emailed the Manila Bulletin...they have been printing Maureen Dowd's column as "news" in their foreign news section...
I wonder how these writers see how their anti Bush hatred leads to them hating America and gives people overseas the wrong idea of America? CNNI has similarly been pushing negative things about the hurricane, although not as much now that the cleanup is going on ...
My main blog has links to lots of small unimportant people helping others...you see, to find these stories you have to google the small town papers and tv stations name, and then every one has two or three stories of people helping.
Indians in Montana sending buffalo meat.
Baptist ladies from Oklahoma making sandwiches to those in Baton rouge.
Catholic and baptist youth groups taking down supplies.
People in Orlando going to Missisippi to help HOme depot open their stores so people can fix their flooded houses.
And in the next three months, you will see more such things.
When the 1997 floods hit North Dakota, in Red lake, not only did some of our high school kids help, but the joke was that many of our druggies/alcoholics sobered up to help...I know...because many drank because they had no meaning in life, and no job...and then they were needed...
Praise and thanks to all these nameless people...
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