Pardon me, but your bias is showing
The more I see the news, whether it’s real, #fakenews, #alternativenews, the more I believe that most of us really don’t want new information at all.
The more I see the news, whether it’s real, #fakenews, #alternativenews, the more I believe that most of us really don’t want new information at all.
Donald Trump, much to his chagrin, never won an Emmy for “The Apprentice,” but he can now take indirect credit for a clutch of the awards.
I don’t try to lead a dangerous, on-the-edge kind of life. I’m more of a play-it-safe, eat-your-veggies, go-to-bed-at-8:30 kind of girl.
First, let me point out that I have nothing bad whatsoever to say about the Garland Sachse football team.
Not a word.
As I type this, I’m glaring at the upright freezer over in the kitchen.
A new baby lives at our house. He has curly, reddish-blonde hair that looks very much like my daughter’s hair, which is a sure sign he belongs with us.
About halfway through the fourth quarter Friday night, Bulldawg head coach Jack Welch liked what he saw.
He said so, too.
Maybe someone can explain this to me. Somehow. Some way. I don’t know.
Sometimes it takes forever to get me out of an art museum. When I’m at an art museum observing a painting, I look at the whole thing first.