So I’m back posting again. Question is where did I go? Blogging is great, but you have to be in the groove/right state of mind to do it. And I’m back in that state of mind.

I have also some to terms with the fact that I am not going to be one of those bloggers who blogs everyday.

My work schedule is too much to do that, and so I just won’t. It will probably mean that this blog will ever only get so big, but that’s totally fine.

I also realized that I’d like to blog about more than politics (note the change in title), so going forward, there will be political commentary, but also “other” commentary along with my other random thoughts for your possible reading pleasure.

Maybe I’ll see you tomorrow, maybe not, in any event I hope you keep reading.

So, I’m on a blogging break, but I can’t help but say I told you so!

On September 28, 2008, Black Thought wrote, and I quote (myself):

Ever noticed all you ever heard was Palin saying “Bristol and the young man she will marry.” You never heard the “young man” say he was going to get married.

He doesn’t want to, and he won’t if McCain-Palin loses.

If he did, he would have a while ago.

Of course, he might just do it if they win. The White House is a lot more fun than Alaska.

Just a prediction (link)

Its sometimes just so nice to be so right.

And I’m back to my blogging break, so satisfied.

I’ve been unable to find the time to blog. I have been defeated for now. However, I will eventually rev up my blogging again. Stay tuned.

I’m taking an extended break from blogging until January 8th. Sometimes you just need a break. Happy Holidays!

Too tired to explain in detail why tonight, but I am HIGHLY disappointed in Obama’s pick for the invocation at the inauguration

Further discussion to come…

“America doesn’t respect anything but money. What our people need is a few millionaires.”
- Madame C.J. Walker

Did you know that the good people of New York have a constituional right to welfare?

Well now you do. 

Maybe it’s time to move to New York?

New York State has not raised its basic payment for people on welfare since 1989, forcing many recipients to skip meals, wear hand-me-downs and spend many days confined to their homes because they lack the $4 needed for a subway trip, according to a lawsuit filed on Monday.
Lawyers representing a group of welfare recipients filed the class-action lawsuit, accusing the state of violating a Depression-era constitutional provision that requires it to provide adequate financial assistance for its neediest residents.
Known as the basic welfare grant, the payment is a benefit of last resort for poor people who do not receive other assistance, like unemployment or disability insurance or workers’ compensation. In New York, it is available to families and single adults, and it is meant to cover the cost of essential expenses like clothing, toiletries and transportation.

Thanks Urban Justice Center . . . keep up the good work!

A long awaited extended visit from the girlfriend trumps everything. ; )

Is totally screwed.