14 years and still blogging....when I feel like it.
Friday, June 13, 2008
Working on it.
I'm not dead, merely uninspired. Or blocked. Something like that. I knew that streak of about three weeks where I posted something every day couldn't last forever.
Something more pithy, or at least mildly interesting, later this evening. I promise.
Well, the CBC thing...I mocked a few people over that already. I don't know why I didn't do anything about it on the blog, other than I think every second Canadian blog mocked the CBC for that particular bit of idiocy.
And nothing on Fox News, because making fun of the station seems almost...redundant. They do such a good job of making fools of themselves. Although there is a post how we're now in the silly season of US politics. They have nothing to report until the end of the summer, and the beast must be fed.
Although I'm seeing stories now reporting that NBC reporter Tim Russert died of a heart attack. That's a blow. He had his faults, but he was one of the most important journalist covering the US presidential elections...
3 comments:
No problem. Your blog is written good enough that I think we can wait a couple of days for more. Thanks we enjoy.
No comments on the Hockey Night in Canada theme song caper? CTV pulled an interesting fast one.
No sputter of outrage over Fox News using the term "babymama" to refer to Michelle Obama? I thought that one would be good for a rant or two.
Well, the CBC thing...I mocked a few people over that already. I don't know why I didn't do anything about it on the blog, other than I think every second Canadian blog mocked the CBC for that particular bit of idiocy.
And nothing on Fox News, because making fun of the station seems almost...redundant. They do such a good job of making fools of themselves. Although there is a post how we're now in the silly season of US politics. They have nothing to report until the end of the summer, and the beast must be fed.
Although I'm seeing stories now reporting that NBC reporter Tim Russert died of a heart attack. That's a blow. He had his faults, but he was one of the most important journalist covering the US presidential elections...
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