I think MungChew would be a good band name too. Some say it sounds too much like DungChew, which is a brand name of a pouch tabaco that some dairy farmers think is tasty. I think the two names are in remote enough industries, punk rock and chewing tobaco, that niether would be able to file suit. MungChew could have their platinum albums and DungChew could sell their billions in chewing tobaco.
Mom, if you read this, make note that there is a behind the scenes power struggle in our midst. Katie has my phone charger. I had her apartment keys. I gave them to you only after negotiating both a colateral guarantee while I don't have either of the items in question and am feeling very vulnerable-- a scanned/notarized confirmation of overnight shipment (fed-ex preferred) of Marreen Dowd's new shlog on men-- and adequate rules for potential arbitration. With the colateral and rules for arbitration in place I gave you, mother, the keys. So now you hold this deal in the balance. I hope it goes off without a hitch. Or we could all end up as material witnesses in a suit set in Timbuktu.
I think blogging is fun. It's like riding a surfboard for the first time: Salty.
So you're reading a Passage to India? A fitting tale for this day and age. And what was that you were reading Katie?
What was that magazine that you were so excited about recieving Katie, when I was there, with all the articles about various things... like any other magazine but really different?
Today is Jose Saramogov's brithday. I'm listening to the writer's almanac. He was the Spanish Nobel Winner for lit about 7 years back. I start writing at the age of 50, and said no writer should begin earlier, because in order to be a great writer one must try, rather, to be something else.
Senator McCain is on discussing his proposed anti-torture act that the executive branch is threatening to veto. Certain votes certainly bring out the true colors of the executive branch. Cheney is trying to exclude the CIA from the measures.
Bush, in his speech in Kyoto yesterday aimed his remarks at China, telling them they should be more like Taiwan, and democratic. I figure it ain't our business. Which is the foriegn policy that Bush subscribed to when he was running in 2000. I figure he's ready for the chopping block.
Just get back to balancing the budget.
Hey Indie: Are you handling McCain's new book? "Character is Destiny".
DungChew...
I mean MungChew