As long time readers of this blog (both of them) know, I have aspired to become an accomplished Anglican curmudgeon in my retirement. I had no idea how helpful this loooong campaign season would be in propelling me down that path. It’s not the campaigning itself but all the annoying reporting from Olberman on the left to Hannity on the right and whatever blowhard nonsense Lou Dobbs mumbles (Is he unable to sit up straight?). Good grief, no wonder I had a heart attack. Last night I listened to the CBC and was both relieved and delighted to hear the wonderful news about Ontario’s financial plight and the workings of Canadian interprovincial tax equalization payments. From now on my TV will be tuned to one of those stations that reruns Leave it to Beaver and Gunsmoke.
CP wrote, \”I have aspired to become an accomplished Anglican curmudgeon in my retirement.\”??? I would have thought you would aspire to something new in retirement rather than continuing along your previous path. ;-)Man, what a setup! That was way too easy.My best regards to one of my favorite curmudgeons. (Geezer) D
Ah, Geezer. You know me too wellCP
Well put Geezer!:)……and Leave it to Beaver and Gunsmoke, I thought it was Tora, Tora, Tora and that cowboy flick with Rick Nelson as the youngest of the cowboys – I don\’t really aspire to remember the title.xoxo
Lou Dobbs of CNN (see how he is registered to vote) and what he pays in property tax on some parcels of land in New Jersey 14 acres for $26.03 annually31 acres for $146.94 annually30 acres for $238.08 annually62 acres for $414.78 annually43 acres for $368.28 annually90 acres for $597.06 annually270 acres for $1,793.27 equals $6.64 (six dollars and sixty-four cents) an acre for property tax webofdeception.com/dobbs.html