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RIP Bubba
We buried Bubba last Saturday. A faithful companion for 14 years, and a better friend my wife and I never had.
As a good friend of mine said, “If dogs don’t go to heaven I want to go where they go”.
-Bubba
Thank you linkers and readers
Sometime in the middle of last night, iOwnTheWorld hit its 30 millionth view. It was a nice milestone.
Onward and upward.
Guess Who Got Elected?
I was elected yesterday -even steven
[Official Photo]
[Our Very Own Conservative Candidate]
I was at a PAC fundraiser several months ago and heard something I took to heart. Conservatives need to take back the country from the bottom up: township by township, county by county, state by state. Fill every office that becomes available from dog catcher to president. I took the advice and attended my township’s Republican caucus the other night and ended up getting nominated and voted in to be on the ballot next April for a minor elected position as a township trustee. If I’m elected, at least I’ll have the chance to see how the money is spent right here in my local community.
It’s hardly the start of any sort of political career, but if I’m in there, that means that some democrat or clueless rino isn’t.
Congrats to iOTW reader, TPC!
The Political Commentator
TPC is Long Islander of the Week
Thanks to Ellis Henican for this honor!
For the work that I am doing fundraising and training to fight in the Long Island Fight for Charity, syndicated columnist and political commentator Ellis Henican has named me his Long Islander of the Week.
While I may not always agree with his politics, this honor is very much appreciated and will hopefully help me to maximize the amount of contributions I can bring in for the three great charities supported by LIFFC in this, its 10th Anniversary year!
If you are unfamiliar with what the Long Island Fight for Charity is, what the ‘Main Event’ is all about and who the charities supported are, you can learn more at my business blog, The Hallmark Abstract Sentinel here. MORE
