Monthly Archives: July 2008

Tree-trimming Rain

By | Published: July 9, 2008

It was nice here for about two days. Now we’re drowning again. Yesterday was all about the thunderstorms. Lil’lady wanted us all to sit on the front porch (because “if the electricity goes out we can be Amish!”) and suddenly there was a lightning strike that shook the house. Even the dog jumped a foot [...]

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This…

By | Published: July 7, 2008

This puts things in perspective. All the bitching and moaning and wishing that things were a certain way mean squat after reading about Andrea and her battle with IBC. I only just found this blog (and tweeted it a little while ago). Too late to get to know Andrea through everyday postings, but just in [...]

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A Note

By | Published: July 7, 2008

If you believe that Black folks are stealing your job and your spot in college just so they can live in public housing while forever siphoning off money from public coffers while breeding endlessly- PLEASE do yourself (and me) a favor and don’t tell me. The contradictions make my brain bleed. This has been a [...]

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If there’s a Hell

By | Published: July 3, 2008

If there’s a hell, this guy needs to go there. The community activist was instrumental in getting Randy Sylvester Sr., who is the children’s father and sole suspect, to reveal the location of the bodies of 3-year-old Denim and 7-year-old Randy Sylvester Jr. After leading Pasadena police to two ponds, Sylvester led Quanell X to [...]

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