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Dear Diary,

Up late catching up on news articles from past week—can’t be outdone in New York Times reading by Sarah Palin!—and came across article about Cindy McCain.  That poor woman!  Dragged around by McSkeletor, forced to support losing campaign, cut off from supply of drugs, all those miscarriages…though, if being perfectly honest, some people do need to learn when to stop having children as new socialist health care policies will be stressed by plethora of children.  Anyway, don’t know how Jill Biden and Cindy did it—Michelle put her foot down after Sasha and said no more kids, with or without epidural.

Also stumbled across article covering Joeâ??s remarks at a Seattle fundraiser this past weekend:  â??Mark my words. It will not be six months before the world tests Barack Obama like they did John Kennedy. The world is looking. Weâ??re about to elect a brilliant 47-year-old senator president of the United States of America.  Remember I said it standing here if you donâ??t remember anything else I saidâ?¦ As a student of history and having served with seven presidents, I guarantee you itâ??s going to happen.â?

Apparently did not vet VP candidate thoroughly enough as was until now unaware of Joeâ??s talents for divination.  Regardless, seems a useful job skill to have.  Wonder if prophesying skills extend to economic crises, international disputes, and poll results.  Anyway, should have seen this coming: a prophet and the messiah always come at same time.

Still ahead in polls!

Hopefully yours, Barack

I keep hearing diffrent answere 23 25 30days.can someone please tell me how many days u have to wait to reorder from buymeds?

I was owndering because I am now confused. When you sign up for the airforce and you sign up for 4 years or six years, Does that mean you only have to be apart of the airforce for four or six years and have the choice to sign up again after those years are up to the twenty years to retirement ? Meaning I sign up for four years, serve my four years, then I can leave and do whatever.

I've always believed that art serves as another form of communication, like any other language.  A work of art can produce feelings of anger or pain, or feelings of joy and peace, and anything in between.  Art is a language that speaks directly to the soul.  And so much can be expressed through visual images, as with music and words.  Just like Pablo Picasso's Guernica is a reminder of the horrors of war, art for the promotion of peace can be just as moving, and even healing.  Which is what this world needs right now. I was inspired by these two bloggers recently, when I was pondering the question of how to begin to get people inspired to be peace-conscious.  A Peace of... is a really cool blog where artists can contribute images of their work for an on-going on-line exhibit of art inspired for peace.  So far, the work I've seen, which also includes some poetry, is very thought-provoking and beautiful.  This is worth checking out. Another blog I found is called the Hill Billy Artist, this artist is creating a work of art a day centered around the topic of peace.  The art is whimsical and fun, and each piece has accompanying commentary from the artist.  I especially love the "peace hero" dolls of Gandhi and Jesus. It's amazing to see people from all over, finding the inspiration and drive to remind us of the importance of peace.  And it's refreshing to see artwork that goes beyond the superficial, and straight to the depths of the soul of the world.