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Press It

I’m going to delete the PressIt Post since it links to my editing page. And I will try it somewhere else , like dragging it to my bookmark bar and trying to use it when I am at a page I want to comment on.

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Very Strange

The post on the New Link question was #13 and I published before #11 but I see on the site that it shows being posted after #11 timewise. I was able to delete #12 without a problem. I wonder what happens if I save a post for a few days and then publish it? Adn now I just tried the press it feature to see what happens.

Blank Posts

Now I have some draft blank posts to fill in since I did something when I was navigating around the editor. I will post this one (#11) and try to delete # 12 to see what happens.

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Back Again

Well, Elaine has hooked me up with my blog again. I shall see if I am ready to stay with it this time.

I just can’t understand why anyone is taking Bush seriously as a candidate for President. The man invaded a sovereign nation without a declaration of war from Congress. He doesn’t seem to realize that slavery was firmly ensconced in the original Constitution. He doesn’t even realize what he took an oath for at his coronation. But what’s even worse is that our representatives are letting him get away with it.

I’m letting myself get distracted with BBC america. It’s Mystery Monday and I just saw a new show called McCallum, a mystery show about forensics. Those people have serious personal problems.

Tis late, time to go.

Torcon 3

Toronto has faded into the mist. Actually it was a pretty clear day as we departed Toronto. We could see the Tower from the Airport, which we didn’t on arrival, on account of darkness. Elaine and I spent the morning packing up and visiting the Royal Ontario Museum. It’s a lot bigger on the inside that the outside. Fortunately, or un, the ROM didn’t open until 10 AM, giving us plenty of time to pack and organize our return. The unfortunate part is the we only had 2.5 hours at the ROM before returning for our bus. The ROM was under renovation and several exhibit areas were closed. We did get to see the South Asian, Indian and Chinese Art exhibits as well as a ‘history of decorative drawing rooms from the 1500’s to present’ exhibit. What we totally avoided was the Natural history on second floor. Just ran out of time.
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