I say yes, you say no, OR People are Strange

Anna K of Fox News....interesting and so charming as she lets Fox news demean her for a pay-check.  I think she belongs on Fox news if she thinks having to put up with a hypocrite telling her what to do is a good thing.  I think I would have lost it about 5 seconds into this interview.

http://www.addictinginfo.org/2013/12/09/fox-news-guest-tells-female-host-that-her-real-job-should-be-to-serve-a-man-in-the-home-video/

Jackie

Oh Sunny, can you take videos of the crows?? Sounds hilarious.

And this one is pretty clear, isn't it?

No cure for totally out of the loop:

Oh, Jackie, that's wonderful!!! I'm so grateful for all the posts which show me what I miss not having cable tv!

Up at 4 am, to watch the ceremony in SA. For all you sleepy heads, you'll get a chance later to hear President Obama's magnificent tribute, and hear him deliver, as eloquent as ever, maybe even more so, the CALL to follow in Mandela's footsteps, to find the "better angels of ourselves" - and continue the fight for justice for all, for Peace and reconciliation, of all the speakers in that vast stadium, only one, The President of the United States got a standing ovation, and welcome. I continually give thanks Barack Obama is our President, and feel both gratitude and pride in his representing the United States.

Me too!

Recorded and watched a good part of the Mandela funeral. If nothing else, what a way to see the people of Africa, so barely visible in our world. Obama is greatly admired, a "son of Africa." Wonderful to know our leader is not loathed abroad like he is amongst the racists in our country (separating those who just have policy differences, out - though hard to know the difference, these days, so much hate spewed). How wonderful to see the 2 wives, one former, kiss each other in their shared love for Mandela. He does seem to transcend all natural divisions. In that context, Obama shaking Raul Castro's hand gave me hope for some reconciliation there, though I'm sure that was more about the moment and context.

The bitter cold is suppose to go away, here, starting tonite! The power stayed on and only a few inches of snow. It was manageable.

My poor little Emma kitty is missing her "sister" so much. She sticks close to me and meows a tremendous amount - like she needs something but doesn't quite know what it is. Now she has a herpes infection (stress induced), which never goes away for her on it's own, so I will be back to pilling a cat twice a day. Good grief. I'm thinking about getting a kitten sooner, rather than later, though I wonder if that will cause her more stress, or less? Also, I worry about having 2 youngish cats and having BC return. The thought of leaving my cats without me, well the problem hasn't been solved.

This would work: