And greetings to all!
It’s interesting to note that when one pulls back the covers on our so-called civilized veneer, many of the creepy crawly issues of the heart emerge.
Although many would not admit that we harbor any prejudice against any other people group or that it held any influence over us, recent discourse in the political arena has once again produced the “race card.”
"We put a giant cross made out of Texas limestone that will serve as the altar, but also serve as a landmark on our place for years to come," President Bush told ABC's Good Morning America. "That's where she's going to get married, right in front of this Texas limestone altar with a cross on it -- by our lake."
The Brody File is in Puerto Rico taking a look at how the island is preparing for the Democratic Primary.
They call themselves Mujeres por Clinton, or Women for Clinton. Some 500 women from across the island of Puerto Rico have formed a group in support of Hillary Clinton.
Prayer will be a major focus in Israel this weekend. Three significant events are taking place.
It almost seems too surreal to be true- I'm eating decadent dim sum, listening to the smooth Mandarin of my Beijing-born table companion telling me about his ten years of living in Europe. The odd thing about this interaction, is that I could be having this conversation on just about every continent on earth, from Africa to Australia, but here I am, at Seattle's Jade Garden Restaurant.
I'll be out of town until Monday, so I figured I'd leave you with a fresh post before I go. As always, I love to hear your thoughts and comments ... see you on Monday!
1. Christian Culture Vulture
Ten percent off! Does that get you excited when you are eyeing a new shirt at the mall and a sign proclaims that it is “On Sale” but they are only taking 10% off the regular price? If it was a $100 shirt, you would only save $10.
Doesn’t really seem like that big of a deal, does it?
We're down here in San Juan, Puerto Rico and we made our way to Hato Rey where the Obama camp has setup shop. I spoke with Temo Figueroa, Obama's national field director about the importance of Puerto Rico and how the campaign is reaching out to voters.
Haven't we seen this script before? When John McCain was cruising towards the Republican nomination, the pundits and party officials were calling on Mike Huckabee to get out of the race because he would be hurting the Republican Party. He didn't listen. He only got out when McCain clinched the nomination.