We finally got the invitiations. They look pretty cool, actually. They're square with a silvery shimmery thing around the edge. Now of course they have to be addressed, so we will be collecting addresses for the next few days and then having someone do the addresses in calligraphy. I suggested printing labels, but....

Another fun site today. The worst-case scenario site. Killer bees a problem? Or my favorite, the fill in the blank "it's not you it's me" break up letter....

I just had to post this site. A listing of public radio stations and programs the world over. Enter your time zone and away you go.

Once more into the breach. V and I are headed to New York for the weekend. Well, I nailed one more thing down, we're having the rehearsal dinner on Thursday, October 10, at the Twelfth Street Bar and Grill (no website that I can find). It's a few blocks away from the church, and only 2 blocks from our former apartment on 14th street. Great restaurant and bar that we used to frequent often (is it my fault the bar lies between the subway stop and home?). Anyway the food is great, sort of nouvelle American, and fairly reasonable. The best deal is on Monday and Tuesday nights where you get a great 3-course prix fixe for twenty bucks.

We have flower appointments with a bunch o' folk while we're in the hood, we also are meeting with the Priest and I suppose I should do Tuxedos too.

For a link today I give you Al Gore. Basically the story is that this time he won't let himself be run by polls and consultants. Now, if I'm reading this right, he's saying he was so unsure of his political convictions he became a mouthpiece for his committee. Now while that sounds pretty much like George W. isn't it kind of pathetic to admit? Shouldn't a president have at least enough backbone to stand up to people who work for him?