Reagan billboard in Minnesota

Just saw a billboard with a picture of Ronald Reagan that read something like, "Remember what it was like when we had real hope and change?"

I love it. Tomorrow I will try to take a picture and post it for all to see. It is on Hwy 94, just east of Albertville on the north side of the road but only drivers heading east can see it.

UPDATE: Here it is in all its glory! Enjoy.

Grandma is dead

My grandma died Friday morning. I was sad and still am. My boys and wife and everyone I know that knew my grandma is sad. But she was 89 years old and had in my opinion, been ready to go for awhile. She received the Anointing of the Sick and Communion the day before she passed. I think she decided it was time.

Her funeral was nice, some tears but not too many that I saw. I'm always a little weirded out by viewing corpses though, they never look like the people I knew whom occupied the bodies. And I feel weird praying or viewing them as my spiritual beliefs tell me its an empty corpse, yet I'm looking at my grandma.

I reconnected with a few of my cousins that I wish I saw more frequently. It was nice in that regard. Overall, my grandma is gone and life will return to normal, soon. May God bless you grandma. See you in heaven when I get there.

Anyone have a fork handy?

Global warming is bullshit done. We can only hope that Al Gore is indeed called to clarify his testimony before Congress and they nail him for lying under oath.

You betcha.

While we're on the topic of billboards in Minnesota, a certain #4 really did a lot to revitalize and excite fans from al over the state.

Yes. Yes we do!

I'm proud to say this is in my home state, which is always a Blue State (we were the only state Reagan, my favorite President, didn't carry in 1984. In fairness, his opponent Walter Mondale is a MN boy). Anyway, what's even more interesting is that I, yes yours truly, have a very good idea who is behind it.

I think it's time to take a drive to the casino in Hinckley.

BTW - Don't ask, I'm not telling.

Too easy

You absolutely MUST watch this embarrassing video. How pathetic.

My philosophy

People with good ideas assume risk every day. The prospect of looking back and wondering, "What if..." is too high a price to pay for security.