A Cat “Tail” With A Happy Ending Thanks to Firefighters
March 11, 2010 by Nancy
Filed under Random Thoughts
A cat ”tail” with a happy ending, thanks to firefighters, happened today in central New York.
Syracuse firefighters successfully put a fire out in a two story building on the city’s South Side. Soon after, two firefighters carried out two unconscious cats.
Sadly, one cat did not make it but a fortune little fuzzy tail named Tigger did. The firefighters revived Tigger with an oxygen mask and kindness.
Read the complete story from the Post Standard with Tigger’s picture here. He’s just too cute.
Thank you Syracuse Firefighters for saving Tigger and giving us a cat ”tail” with a truly happy ending!
My First Annual Predictions For the Oscars
March 7, 2010 by Nancy
Filed under Random Thoughts
The 82nd Annual Oscar Awards show is about to begin and I am ready with my first annual predictions for the Oscars.
Best Movie: The Blind Side
Best Actress: Sandra Bullock
Best Actor: George Clooney
I’ve only seen 3 of the 10 films nominated so I don’t have much info to base my predictions on. Still, watching the Oscars is fun and allows us to escape reality for a few brief hours.
Get your popcorn ready, forget the recession, Toyota’s troubles, the terrorists, the war, unemployment, Sarah Palin and root for me to get at least one of my first annual predictions for the Oscars right!
Nation Saying No To Palin in 2012
February 12, 2010 by Nancy
Filed under Random Thoughts
According to an ABC News/Washington Post poll on Thursday, the nation is saying no to Palin in 2012.
55% of the nation see Palin unfavorably and 71% believe the former Governor from Alaska is not qualified to be President.
ABC News pollster Gary Langer wrote, “More problematic for Palin is that even in her own party 52% think she’s not qualified for the presidency – up by 16 points from an ABC/Post poll in November.”
At the National Tea Party Convention in Nashville this week, Palin was caught using crib notes written on the palm of her hand. She had earlier criticized President Obama for his use of teleprompters.
Actually, she lost me when she ran for vice president and threw her then pregnant, unwed daughter to the media wolves.
The nation saying no to Palin in 2012 is a sign we realize and need much more than folksy, simplistic politics to address all the issues important to this country.
