'Nauguration nausea

Those out there rabbling over Obama's choice of Rick Warren for delivering the invocation during the inauguration have a very valid point. And I agree. However, for 'our side', things could have been far, far worse. Four words: John McCain, Sarah Palin. Had things been different on Nov. 4, you just might have been watching Palin lining up her Keepers of the Dominion.

This is just more proof that religion has no place in politics. The sad truth is that religion is politics, pure and simple.

Happy Philmore

It's Friday! It's part of that generally accepted universal happy. Unless you work in retail around this time of year, or your name is Jeff, who has to work tomorrow.

I am not off the hook either for tomorrow, it'll be a busy day for me. I take Kodi in for grooming, have to take care of business at the credit union, have some garage work to do, and I have to go back and help my friend with his house renovations. More electrical work, plus some carpentry/trim and upgrades.

I sure hope all the help I've been giving to everyone else will eventually come back to me in the form of reciprocity. I mean, I got a ton of stuff to do here and I really could use some help. However, it has never really been much in coming. I guess I have to be comfortable in the idea that the gift is in the giving, which, honestly, works for me.