Silflay Hraka

looks like it will be made in Vietnam.

Fluffy Mendoza’s third birthday is next week. I thought we were done getting him presents, but that was before I saw Hoppy the Deer.

Paul Begala, hilariously out of step with the reaction to last night’s speech.

In his first address from the Oval Office, Barack Obama was forceful and focused; comfortable yet commanding. The only surprise was that I was so surprised. I should have seen this coming.

I think he’s done.

More people than me will be saying it, but last night’s speech was probably Obama’s tipping point, and will likely be remembered as the political equivalent of Jimmy Carter’s malaise speech. It certainly won’t do anything to dent sales of Mike’s book.

I also don’t think O has reached his low point in regards to his low point in relations with the public. That will come after something like an actual malaise speech, wherein we get yelled at for not appreciating him enough.

Be nice to be wrong, for once, if Obama manages reverse course The wife and I are keeping our copy of Whiny Little Bitch out of sight, in order to keep up the illusion for the kids that the President is actually presidential.

We’d like to have that illusion as well.

Hrairoo’s book, which started out yesterday in the Amazon rankings around the 220,000 mark, surged to 1,124 yesterday. Right now it’s at 2,160.

Hrairoo has a book out.