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Marsha Loftis: Morgan wanted to sing a song to her baby cousin that lives in “Tennessee”. I thought I would share the song with you. (via Cosmos)

Reality Me: If your 13 year old daughter said, "I’m going to go hang out at a bar near the college." would you give her your credit card and shrug her off in a taxi so that you could focus on all that busy stuff you need to attend to? (via Cosmos)

  PEA's Corner: I'm late with these birthday greetings, but this friend is too special to not aknowledge...Kerri, wishing you a Belated Happy Birthday!!! xoxox (via Cosmos)

 [Liminality.org] Liminality... the space in between | Journal: Besides, I don’t think I’d be able to bear the blank comment threads that would be appended to most of my journal entries anyway.

[Rilawjournal.com] Rhode Island Law Journal: What the General Assembly, the Narragansett Indian Tribe and Harrah’s have done with the strange and tortured language of their proposed amendment is guarantee that the focus of the debate will be on whether our state constitution should be amended to benefit a single gaming company, rather than more generally on whether the constitution should be amended to allow for privately-operated, state-regulated casinos. Rhode Islanders are fiercely independent and vigilant protectors of their rights, freedoms and history, and while I believe they feel a responsibility to allow the Tribe the opportunity to improve its financial and social position, I suspect Rhode Islanders will tell the Assembly and Harrah’s to keep their greedy, money-grubbing hands off of their constitution.

 [Rapidcityjournal.com] Mount Blogmore: A Rapid City Journal politics blog » Selling ...: We may not be able to turn back the clock on the land grab we did on the Black Hills, but I’ve always wondered why the various tribes shouldn’t have a higher degree of control over government policies effecting government held land. Aren’t these lands not held “in trust”?

 [Qtsaver.blogspot.com] QTSaver: Blooks: o An Instance of Shining Light and Madie's Bear Tribe Journals by Marsha Loftis are self-described as blooks. Other blooks available as of 10/12/05 include The Boy Who Heard Music by British rock star Peter Townshend, Time to Play the Game by Tim Jousma, A Novel by Tao Lin, Death Sucks: On being a vampire kitty-cat by Ray Rhamey, Rad Decision by James Aach, The Long Tail by Chris Anderson, Blake Schwendiman's Blog and Book, and Fiddle and Burnby Jason Pomerantz.

[As The Teaching Drum Turns] Same Ole Song: "The invader's 'contributions,' however invented they may be, inevitably 'entitle' them to superior status; there may have been a problem once, but it's in the past so forget it; we're all in this together now, so let's move forward (with me in the lead); I'm okay, you're okay (so long as you stay in your place and don't upset me with questions or

[Flashsplash] Battle of the Neologisms: This meaning of "blook" is already listed on Wikipedia along with other examples of the medium: The Boy Who Heard Music by British rock star Peter Townshend, Madie's Bear Tribe Journals by Marsha Loftis, and Fiddle and Burn by Jason Pomerantz.

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