It is difficult to produce a television documentary that is both incisive and probing when interrupted every twelve minutes by twelve dancing rabbits singing about toilet paper.
Michael T. and I spent a couple hours over breakfast discussing the general insanity of politics in America and sundry other topics. We are both in agreement that Hillarity is only poisoning the well for the Democratic party by acting as if she is owed the nomination. And neither of us is too thrilled with the way Bill is acting either.
When Ben was 7 or 8 years old he tripped and fell in the kitchen. He hit his mouth on the oak floor and busted one of his front teeth. The dentist patched the tooth up. Yesterday he called me while I was at breakfast with Michael T. to tell me the tooth broke again. The large chunk they had glued back on (or whatever) had fallen off. So today we have to go to the dentist to get his tooth fixed.
Aaron has been trying to track down a Wii for the past week or so and finally found one at the Wal-mart in Morton. I had told him he had to stop driving all over creation burning up expensive gas and start using the telephone to check on whether they had it before driving there. So then he got a little turned around on his drive because he had never been to the Wal-mart in Morton. We got him there and back with only a couple phone calls.
This Jan. 2003 image provided by NASA shows a view of the toilet compartment in the Zvezda Service Module of the International Space Station. The space station’s Russian-built toilet has been acting up for the past week. The three male residents have temporarily bypassed the problem, which involves urine collection, not solid waste. NASA rushed Wednesday May 28, 2008 to get a special pump on board shuttle Discovery to fix a balky toilet at the international space station, as the launch countdown got under way.
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