Oh hell, maybe the school choose them. Just kidding, on with life for the new First Family. I wish them the best, most of all kindness.

Letterman can be such a horse’s ass.

Weapons of mass destruction! Anyone still searching?!

Bamalot, “baby bump?”, it does not get much more refreshing than this. God, what a change, class, integrity and brains in the White house.

Oh come on…the Kodak moments always made me cry!

I envy people who are naturally funny. You know the kind who can give deliver a great wedding toast or roast a peer at a special event; totally unrehearsed and drop dead funny. They also remember great jokes! How do they do it?

Oh come on James, Chappaquiddick? I hope I spelled it right! This is old crapolla. Bless them and let them dig. Stuff will sling for both of them this week. Shameful I say! Just VOTE for something different. LOL

You know, I was going to submit my original list. I researched it to be sure I put the women out there that I thought was best. Now we have a final list and I need to do research again! Further more, my daughter & granddaughters do not know most of them. Okay, what is the question again? I must be getting old. Is this the final list? With the exception of a few, to put it mildly, this is sad. I plan to teach to my original list. Hillary and Drew are on it and I understand the influence, if you will, of the others but we need to teach our children well and sometimes that means to teach history, not what is current and popular or fashionable!

Elaine AL Meqdad, your intellectualizing does not always become you, even ‘tho, I agree from time to time. In short….we do not always know everything, even you!

I hate to fly but by chance I do again (and I will) I hope to sit next to Sam Elliot and he is recently divorced from that beautiful what’s her name (“Love Story”) wife and he whispers, in that voice that melts, into my ear the entire trip!

Bring on the DNA tests and stop all this! I find it rather amusing that the love child stories always precede any paternity proof.

Boom…as in baby boomers?! Boom as in the explosion that occurred with aftershocks still present today? Either way I am interested. Loved “The Greatest Generation”, dad is still with us. Vividly remember the day a green army car pulled up in the driveway of our family home and dropped my brother off. He was still wearing his jungle fatigues having just escorted the body of my fiancé home. He got out two months early to do the dirty deed. Approximately 15 years ago he finally left his back pack and van in the hills of Big Sur California after over 30 years as a bush vet. He sought help through the VA rather than loose the love of a fine woman! We talk very little about the pain but are closer than anyone in the family to it. Dad hurts for different reasons. He not only carries pain from WWII but also the pain of his children from a war we still do not understand. Yet, he supports us. It took a while for dad and my brother to reconcile, but he would march today with his walker against any vile, inhumane, disgusting war against humanity. The times they are still a ‘changin and we lived it, we loved it, we tore up our souls and we still cry and scream for justice, peace and freedom for all. Rock on Tom, I’ll read your book and let you know.

Boom…as in baby boomers?! Boom as in the explosion that occurred with aftershocks still present today? Either way I am interested. Loved “The Greatest Generation”, dad is still with us. Vividly remember the day a green army car pulled up in the driveway of our family home and dropped my brother off. He was still wearing his jungle fatigues having just escorted the body of my fiancé home. He got out two months early to do the dirty deed. Approximately 15 years ago he finally left his back pack and van in the hills of Big Sur California after over 30 years as a bush vet. He sought help through the VA rather than loose the love of a fine woman! We talk very little about the pain but are closer than anyone in the family to it. Dad hurts for different reasons. He not only carries pain from WWII but also the pain of his children from a war we still do not understand. Yet, he supports us. It took a while for dad and my brother to reconcile, but he would march today with his walker against any vile, inhumane, disgusting war against humanity. The times they are still a ‘changin and we lived it, we loved it, we tore up our souls and we still cry and scream for justice, peace and freedom for all. Rock on Tom, I’ll read your book and let you know.

I am trying so hard not to like the Pitt/Jolie duo. For the most part it is a gag-me-thing, but she scored with me this time! So, is that upper lip of hers for real….please!

Hello Sylvia, Yes, I can see why you may be uncomfortable. The “tit” is actually a breast, and “flopping it out” is one delicate maneuver only to be compared with nutrition and love. I am sorry you feel the way you do. You make a good point about the “natural” thing however. So why is it that you are really so uncomfortable with public breastfeeding?