dinsdag 7 september 2010

dinsdag 7 september 2010 Up at 4:30. Turn on BBC News. Lay in bed listening. Report - Pension Rallies Hit French Cities. tow and a half million people take to the streets. Sarkozy and the government just won't back down. There are also transport strikes in London. Millions of Londoners face long delays and severe disruption. Rice, sea weed salad and scrambled eggs for breakfast. Stephanie Miller is on vacation, and John Fugelsang does the show. The Rude Pundit joins John in the NYC studio. They talk about Obama's Labor Day speech. He was going after Republicans. Report - Rising To The Occasion.

"Even on things we usually agree on, they say no. If I said the sky was blue, they say no," he mocked, to laughter in the large crowd "If I said fish live in the sea, they’d say no." He said that the "special interests" in DC "talk about me like I'm a dog."

Shower. Walk up Westlake to work. Breaks for Renee, Christin and Michelle. Open space for setting up lunches for the Dolphins and Sea Otters. Lots of 45-minute lunches. 11:30 to 12:15 - Kris's lunch. The 9 Wildflowers are playing outside in the Secret Garden. We head in for lunch. I eat my lunch with the kids. 12:30 to 1:15 - Renee's lunch. The 7 Starfish are napping. 1:15 to 2 - Tanja's lunch. Noise in the room wakes up Caitlin and Harrison. 2 - Michelle's lunch. Walk up to Capitol Hill. Turn on The World. #60 to First Hill. Drop off stuff at my place. Wander over to Gregg and Michael's place. They give me a t-shirt from Montreal. Turn on France 24. I can't believe that Pastor Terry Jones is getting is getting international attention for Burning The Koran On Saturday. Please, Pastor Terry Jones. Stop yourself. Spinach salad and chicken for dinner. Turn on MSNBC. Keith Olbermann discusses with Howard Fineman whether the state of the economy will create a huge Democratic loss during the mid term elections.

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