Bulldawgy

Burnt.

Toast.

A Curly Haired Two Year Old and Ten Before the Pizza.

Sometime back in February, my wife approached me with news of a two year old who’s birthmother was interested in placing her for adoption. In case you don’t know, we already had six children. Seven was not on my agenda. …

This Guy Can Win.

Sonny Perdue, reviled by hating liberals, has decided to take his toys and play with another candidate. For what it’s worth, I am inclined to support him too.

The god of Thunder

Dawn and cousin April are in town for a brief visit on their way back from a little vacation at the beach. It’s always good to see them and for John Michael to get to hang out with one of …

Worse Than We Think?

Martin Feldstein in the WSJ writing about the current state of the economy. He’s not a fan of Obama’s economic policies and makes some good arguments against the necessity or appropriateness of several of them. In the end, the piece …

Eight, Even After France.

Been back in the U.S.A for just under a month now and I’m feeling a new groove. Don’t really know how to explain it other than it is…. well… it’s like déjà vu. Sort of. You know, the feeling you …

Leaving Paris

While you were sleeping (or watching Leno) on Wednesday night, Kathy and I were at Charles De Gaulle airport in Paris waiting on our flight to Munich, Germany – and then home to Atlanta. It had been a busy night …

Wednesday in Paris

One thing I found out about Paris, most hotels don’t offer free Wifi. So, when we checked in on Sunday, I purchased three days of Wifi for 39 Euro. Given the current exchange rate (thanks, Ben Bernanke – but that’s …

Tuesday in Paris

If an American is to truly visit Paris, and by visiting I mean enjoying most every waking moment in the city, it is probably a good idea to have a good twenty four hours on the front end just to …

Monday in Paris

A few things to start us out about Paris. First, Parisians walk fast. Really fast. Especially on sidewalks. This is great, compared to Americans who walk slowly and aimlessly, especially at home in the United States and especially when walking …