BARBARA'S TCHATZKAHS

Yours truly is a voracious reader. So are my children. Even my child with ADD who is struggling with many subjects -- reads WAAAAY above grade level. I prefer reading to television. I love reading the blogosphere, books, and so on. My local library says they need to open a new wing just with the read-books my kids and I have donated. Right now I have a historical fiction, a book on treating pathology its psychological impact, the New York Post and a bunch of color swatches for my dining room wall on my bedside table. (come on... I'm a woman, what did you expect! LOL) When I was dating I was always attracted to intelligent people who read. Always. My ex husband had an extensive library on a variety of subjects and was, at the time, willing to converse and have civil debate on many areas. All of my friends are still very smart, intelligent people who don't yes me. They are well read and up on current events. Unfortunately, I don't like stupid; almost as much as I do...

The last couple days I have gone back and forth with myself about whether to write about the Obama camps disgusting new ad about John McCain's not being able to use a computer... but missing that McCain is disabled and can't raise his arms above his shoulders and can't physically USE a computer. This week I have been very ill. I seem to have serious flares every few weeks, always when I am most busy and need to have some energy for my children. Then I saw the ad and read all the commentary on this depraved indifference on the part of Team Obama. So I have been in bed reading and doing a slow burn... Again, I must relate back to my own personal experience. About how people turn your illness into a character flaw. I have had a couple people, who should know better say things to try to smear me and make people believe I am a malicious liar, like: she can't work because she's too fat to even move she's a diabetic who doesn't take her meds she lives off the...

This really deserves as much distribution as it can get. The Denver Post article contains this quote from Millstone (see below) which is worth repeating: Millstone firmly believed the e-mail from Compton was a clear message to Clinton delegates nationwide to refrain from critical comments of Obama if they wish to attend the convention."I think that it was calculated to have an impact on other delegates and I think this kind of communication does have a very chilling impact on other delegates because people become afraid to speak up. They become afraid to say what they think." Millstone added, "You can't get unity by telling people to shut up." CLICK HERE IF YOU ARE ON AN AGGREGATOR, TO SEE THE ABOVE VIDEO Obama's Thuggery and the mod tactics of the DNC really shine between the lines here. I love that Millstone saved these emails and is more than willing to have them posted everywhere to show what she did & didn't do. A woman with nothing to hide; ...