Musings & Ramblings
illiamna
- Location
- Alaska, Planet Earth
- Title
- Laziest Writer in Alaska
- Company
- Self-Employed
- Bio
- I read, therefore I think.
MY RECENT POSTS
- Choosing a pet is a big
decision
November 06, 2008 05:33PM - Alaska - Swing State???
November 03, 2008 08:28PM - I don't know which was
worse...
September 17, 2008 02:00PM - A Few More Signs from the
Alaska Women Reject Palin
Rally
September 16, 2008 03:26PM - The Alaska Women Reject Palin
Rally
September 13, 2008 07:13PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “I have five cockatiels -
all rescues. My house sounds
like
the Outback and I
lov…”
December 02, 2008 12:42AM - “Why some people feel the
need to legislate how we
choose to
share our love and
af…”
November 06, 2008 08:05PM - “I have never seen the
problem with gay and lesbian
marriage.
If two people
want…”
November 06, 2008 06:01PM - “I have two rescue dogs
and five rescue cockatiels in
my home.
It's loud,
raucous…”
November 06, 2008 05:40PM - “A rescued pooch is a
marvelous idea!”
November 06, 2008 05:37PM
Illiamna's Links
- Interesting URLs
- The ONE Campaign
- Welcome to the White House
- The Library of Congress
- UK Prime Minister: 10 Downing Street
- Petfinder - Adopt a Pet and Save a Life
- The Official Canada Government Website
- NOAA: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
- USGS Earthquake Hazard Program
- The American Cockatiel Society
- New list
- The Anchorage Daily News
- State of Alaska
- The Juneau Empire
- The Fairbanks Daily News-Miner
Choosing a pet is a big decision
It would be nice to see the Obama family rescue a shelter dog. One that will grow up to be extra-large, extra-goofy, and extra-loved. Not only will they be able to highlight the plight of countless animals lost and abandoned in this country every day, they will give a home to… Read full post »
Alaska - Swing State???
Blogging from a Swing State in the 2008 Election would be great fun, except for the minor inconvenience of living in a state dedicated to RED. There is a good chance that Uncle Ted, or Senator Ted Stevens as most of you know him, will win re-election despite being found… Read full post »
I don't know which was worse...
...the impulse to 'trim' my hair yesterday afternoon or the subsequent attempts to 'even up' the ends.
Some things should be left to professionals. Hair cutting, for example. Read full post »
A Few More Signs from the Alaska Women Reject Palin Rally
The Alaska Women Reject Palin Rally
Despite overcast skies, hundreds of activists turned out for the Alaska Women Reject Plain rally. The event was jovial, the crowd was well-behaved, and protesters had the opportunity to their share creative sign making abilities. Rather than offer boring details, I will simply share some… Read full post »
Am I a Socialist Baby-Killing Maggot?
This coming Saturday at noon (13 September), a rally organized by Alaska Women Reject Palin will meet on the sidewalk in front of the Anchorage Loussac Library for a peaceful demonstration. I plan to be there, rain or shine, to support other Alaskan women who choose not to vote for the McC/… Read full post »
Why Women Do Not Always Support Women
Some of the worst bosses I've ever had were women. They were unqualified for the position, had little or no experience in the subject, and seemed more interested in placating their boss than in getting the job done. Not only did they fail t… Read full post »
About Sarah Palin - Wasilla Woman Provides Her Observations
Rather than blog on my own, I would like to provide a copy of an e-mail written by Wasilla resident Anne Kilkenny to family and friends asking her about Republican Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin. While Ms. Kilkenny's comments are her opinion, not concrete facts, please take the time to… Read full post »
So many blogs, so little time
Dear Readers;
I've just returned home from an afternoon of political door-knocking. As an Alaskan who has long been disenfranchised from my State's Conservative political agenda, it is a breath of pure oxygen to find myself suddenly in the position to actually… Read full post »
If parents want good schools, they must become good parents.
Schools need proper funding, no question. They need well-established minimum requirements to determine teacher qualifications. Teachers need better pay and teachers who excel should be rewarded monetarily. Those teachers willing to take on d… Read full post »

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