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Analogies are necessary to human relationships. We were foolish when we were young and wondered why so many analogies were featured on the old school SAT. As grown-ups, we now know why. Sometimes it's impossible to make a point without these wonderful adult tools.

I have read what seems like well over 100 blog posts this week that were strictly about Blogher.  Only one came across in a way that made me feel as if it was no fun.  We all know that Her Bad Mother is wrote her post with all honesty in her heart.  But, she is going through  personally difficult

Interpreting the Beatles in: Art, Great Videos, music   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwB8QiKWodk Across The Universe - I Want You The movie “Across The Universe” was a brilliant interpretation of some of the classic Beatles tunes. More videos after the jump.

Boy do the Cardinals love drafting college players. Most everyone had the Cardinals taking a college pitcher, but instead they went with Arizona State third baseman Brett Wallace: He is the sixth position player taken in the first round by the Cardinals since 2003.

I love, love, love Jim Carrey’s version of I am the Walrus.. there is just something about his inherent creativity that makes this song even better..some may disagree..but this isn’t their blog..is it? (grin)  

“…goo goo g’joob!”

Sitting on a corn flake, what the ?? Arguably the best Beatle song ever written. Okay, I said arguably… bring it on, punk. Dammit, I am the Egg Man. Koo Koo Cha Choo. Tags: Beatles, I am the walrus, John Lennon, paul mccartney Share This

These are the posts I like to see, especially on days where I need the extra kick in the goods to keep my fingers moving and words spewing: “The winner of the 2008 Presidential race will NOT decide the fate of America. Why my friends, this country, is in our hands.

everything’s hitched to everything else Posted in handmade, music, nature, poetry with tags cleanse, energy, full moon, i am the walrus, john muir, purification, rituals on February 23, 2008 by artpredator John Muir wrote that if you tug on something, you’ll find it’s hitched to everything else in the universe…and that would include you…and me…and the church of the asshole neighbors.

Ah, the Oscars. Twelve minutes of entertainment spread out over four hours. And this year looks even more dire than usual. A year-round frenzy of speculation, on websites and blogs and desperate attempts by failing newspapers to pander to their rapidly declining audiences, drains the awards of any suspense.