Will Santorum froth at the mouth? Will Newt’s amphibious tongue caress the microphone? Will someone out Romney’s habit for hookers and blow? Will Paul, I don’t know, just be himself?
It has been almost a whole month sees these goofballs have debated last. Tune in to CNN at 8pm ET to watch and here to let your true feelings be known. Continue reading
The Second City comedy troupe imagines a world where Prince isn’t famous — instead he’s a plumber named Roger.
It looks like this is the first in a series. So who should they do next? I’d suggest Celine Dion or Kanye West.
Hat tip: Anita Manbadly
Ash Wednesday marked the beginning of Lent for many Christians around the world. During Lent we are supposed to abstain from meat (mammals and fowl) on Fridays as a sacrifice during this solemn time. However, we are allowed to eat seafood. Lucky for me, Lent and the beginning of crawfish season are nearly one and the same.
Recently I had the pleasure of sitting down with our lovely Momof3wildkids and learning a little more about her. Here’s what she had to share. Continue reading
I had the good fortune of having tickets Prima Donna last night. It is an opera composed by Rufus Wainwright, whom some of you will have heard of, and some of you will (shamefully) only know as that guy who sang that song from Shrek. Continue reading
I have to admit I’ve never given my baptism into the Roman Catholic Church a second thought. Continue reading
Lured by rumors of gold and ivory and in search of a new trade route to Asia, in 1471, the Portuguese first arrived at what is now present-day Ghana. What they found was an established gold trade by the existing inhabitants, who were members of the Fante ethic group. To participate in the gold trade, the Portuguese established a trading post in the present-day town of Elmina. Continue reading
Sure they Republican presidential hopefuls are mostly a bunch of oldies now, but they used to be young. Let’s jump in the time machine and see what they looked like when they were more youthful. Continue reading
I assume you’ve been paying close attention to Rick Santorum’s rhetoric. If you’re not, then jeez, this must be a really boring political season for you. But if you are paying attention, then you know that Rick Santorum says things, and that the things he says, they mean things, other things, important things. Republicans seem to agree: Santorum is a good speaker, which is important in a President, unless that President is Barack Obama, in which case good speaking skills only prove what a strange, dangerous Other he is. Continue reading
Yesterday we looked at the needs of a husband. It’s only natural that he go first since he has the God-given responsibility of leadership. The corresponding list for wives is equally as enlightening and is sure to fill your marriage with fulfillment and light. Continue reading