Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Monday, October 27, 2008
Election Time! "If you don't like Willie Nelson, you got to go to prison."
Cross Canadian Ragweed
President Song
Oh if I were president, I'd make you understandNo more questions no more lies,I will tell you the truth looking in your eyesIf I were president.
Well first and for most son Jesus Christ is the only one,You’re going to talk to when your day begins.I'm going to pass a law that says everyday you got to get down on your knees and pray, Thank the man for dying for you sins.
Chorus:If I were president, I would make you understand Jesus is the man he's the reason that we stand, if I were president
We're gonna put the word out on the streets no more Washington, DC,I'm gonna make this country big and strong.No more paying of your taxes
The capital is Pampa, Texas, that's the only place a house that big belongs.
Chorus:If I were president, the blue-collar man won't get the shaft.
Nobody's gonna laugh when Jerry Jeff is my chief of staff,If I were president.
Well, Iraqi boys you must be nuts,You’re digging yourself deeper in a rut.I got a way to end your problems soon.We'll bring home every one of our boys And pull out our biggest badest toy And blow you crazy !@$%@^%$ to the moon.
Chorus:If I were president, nobody's going to push us around.If they threaten us or put us down we'll burn there county to the ground.If I were president.
Well, I got one for you Sadaam HusseinWe’ll resurrect General John Wayne,Put together a very simple plan.We’ll put down our nukes put down our guns And you and the duke will be one on one And he'll kick your a$$ as if you were a man.
Chorus:If I were president,If I were president.If you don't like Willie Nelson, you got to go to prison.If I were president.So cash your vote and make it meAnd if I win the beer is free if I were president
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
How did this happen?
I am looking for any and all medical opinions. Even from the mystery political commentator on Hillenblog.
I woke up Tuesday morning and could hardly walk on my right foot. There is a shooting pain in and below the bone in my arch and it is radiating up the back of my calf. I can put some weight on it ( probably more weight if my weight loss plan had worked), I can't stand on it alone, walking is extremely painful and Jackson says that I go up the stairs like a baby. There is a little swelling and the area is red.
Here is my weekend.
Saturday- Hiked 7 miles and went caving. Felt fine
Sunday- Church and played water volleyball. Felt fin
Monday- Played washers and ate. Felt fine
Tuesday- Woke up and felt like someone ran over my foot.
Wednesday- Same as Tuesday
What do you think?
If it still hurts on Thursday I am going to the doctor. So whoever guesses the correct diagnosis will get a prize.
CT
I woke up Tuesday morning and could hardly walk on my right foot. There is a shooting pain in and below the bone in my arch and it is radiating up the back of my calf. I can put some weight on it ( probably more weight if my weight loss plan had worked), I can't stand on it alone, walking is extremely painful and Jackson says that I go up the stairs like a baby. There is a little swelling and the area is red.
Here is my weekend.
Saturday- Hiked 7 miles and went caving. Felt fine
Sunday- Church and played water volleyball. Felt fin
Monday- Played washers and ate. Felt fine
Tuesday- Woke up and felt like someone ran over my foot.
Wednesday- Same as Tuesday
What do you think?
If it still hurts on Thursday I am going to the doctor. So whoever guesses the correct diagnosis will get a prize.
CT
Friday, August 15, 2008
15 day and 49 minutes
until the official start of college football season...that is the first Sooner game. It has felt like college football outside. The air is getting cooler and people have a spring in their step.
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
A letter from Sarah Steelman
Attached is a recent letter from Sarah Steelman to her supporters.
On this last Sunday before the election I wanted to take a minute to discuss some of the values issues that are so important to me, and so important to many of you. I was prompted to write by a comment at a stop on the tour from a gentleman who said just remember who is in charge and pointed up. And I told him that whatever we do here whether in our jobs or for our families or in our lives it should be based on those things eternal because that is what is lasting.The Bible says in Hebrews 11:1, “Now FAITH is the substance of things HOPED for, the evidence of things unseen.” Our founding fathers had tremendous faith and they relied on God to guide them through the birth of our nation. They had a vision of this great country of ours. They believed that as long as we restricted the power of government allowing people to be free to pursue their hearts and their dreams that this nation would flourish.As you all know, Ronald Reagan, inspired me as he did many of you. I am reminded of his description of American in his State of Union speech in 1988:“Well, these ideas were part of a larger notion - a vision, if you will, of America herself - an America not only rich in opportunity for the individual but an America, too, of strong families and vibrant neighborhoods, an America whose divergent but harmonizing communities were a reflection of a deeper community of values - the value of work, of family, of religion - and of the love of freedom that God places in each of us and whose defense He has entrusted in a special way to this nation.All of this was made possible by an idea I spoke of when Mr. Gorbachev was here - the belief that the most exciting revolution ever known to humankind began with three simple words: “We the People” - the revolutionary notion that the people grant government its rights, and not the other way around.”That is the kind of America I believe in - where the power is in the hands of the people.The choices our leaders make matter because it reflects our values as a people. As a Christian, I believe that God gives each and everyone of us life and a purpose. That is why we must protect and respect life from the unborn to the sick and elderly. Every single life, in God's eyes has infinite value. Family is the cornerstone of our society and it starts with honoring marriage. That's why I wrote the amendment to our constitution defining marriage between one man and one woman. And it's why I will always fight for smaller government, so that the real power rests where it should, with you and your family.But most importantly, we fight for the reasons our founders fought. For our God-given rights to life, to liberty, and to pursue those destinies that He places in all of our hearts. We fight so that this beautiful state and nation we love, under God, will stand strong -- so that our children and our children's' children may know even greater blessings than we have known. So that they can be all God creates them to be. Those things are eternal.And finally, God asks us to put others first, to love your neighbor as yourself, to walk the extra mile, to do more than what is expected. As a believer, that is what is asked of us, and that is what I will always strive for no matter what job I do.Tonight I want to thank you for your support and humbly ask for your prayers for my family. Tomorrow we put in our final day of campaigning before Tuesday's primary. Thank you for your support and your willingness to fight for the principles of conservatism and the values we hold dear.
On this last Sunday before the election I wanted to take a minute to discuss some of the values issues that are so important to me, and so important to many of you. I was prompted to write by a comment at a stop on the tour from a gentleman who said just remember who is in charge and pointed up. And I told him that whatever we do here whether in our jobs or for our families or in our lives it should be based on those things eternal because that is what is lasting.The Bible says in Hebrews 11:1, “Now FAITH is the substance of things HOPED for, the evidence of things unseen.” Our founding fathers had tremendous faith and they relied on God to guide them through the birth of our nation. They had a vision of this great country of ours. They believed that as long as we restricted the power of government allowing people to be free to pursue their hearts and their dreams that this nation would flourish.As you all know, Ronald Reagan, inspired me as he did many of you. I am reminded of his description of American in his State of Union speech in 1988:“Well, these ideas were part of a larger notion - a vision, if you will, of America herself - an America not only rich in opportunity for the individual but an America, too, of strong families and vibrant neighborhoods, an America whose divergent but harmonizing communities were a reflection of a deeper community of values - the value of work, of family, of religion - and of the love of freedom that God places in each of us and whose defense He has entrusted in a special way to this nation.All of this was made possible by an idea I spoke of when Mr. Gorbachev was here - the belief that the most exciting revolution ever known to humankind began with three simple words: “We the People” - the revolutionary notion that the people grant government its rights, and not the other way around.”That is the kind of America I believe in - where the power is in the hands of the people.The choices our leaders make matter because it reflects our values as a people. As a Christian, I believe that God gives each and everyone of us life and a purpose. That is why we must protect and respect life from the unborn to the sick and elderly. Every single life, in God's eyes has infinite value. Family is the cornerstone of our society and it starts with honoring marriage. That's why I wrote the amendment to our constitution defining marriage between one man and one woman. And it's why I will always fight for smaller government, so that the real power rests where it should, with you and your family.But most importantly, we fight for the reasons our founders fought. For our God-given rights to life, to liberty, and to pursue those destinies that He places in all of our hearts. We fight so that this beautiful state and nation we love, under God, will stand strong -- so that our children and our children's' children may know even greater blessings than we have known. So that they can be all God creates them to be. Those things are eternal.And finally, God asks us to put others first, to love your neighbor as yourself, to walk the extra mile, to do more than what is expected. As a believer, that is what is asked of us, and that is what I will always strive for no matter what job I do.Tonight I want to thank you for your support and humbly ask for your prayers for my family. Tomorrow we put in our final day of campaigning before Tuesday's primary. Thank you for your support and your willingness to fight for the principles of conservatism and the values we hold dear.
Monday, August 4, 2008
Vote!
Educate yourself on the candidates and get out and vote. Don't take my word for it and don't let the existing political powers that be do so. If you have questions on why you should vote for Sarah Steelman for Governor of the great state of Missouri feel free to call me.
If you want to take a step to reform the GOP in your state please vote for Sarah Steelman.
CT
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