Rise and Shine --- Most of the time, it's better to laugh

Good Morning and here we are again!

So, the economy is still in the tank. Jobs aren't coming back because corporations have realized we'll just do the extra work. The Washington in-fighting is as bad as it's ever been. Michelle Bachmann is a serious presidential candidate. Gas prices are much too high. Nobody will play with me.
My grandmother used to say, "I would complain, but it wouldn't change anything, so I'll just smile."
Here you go, then:


And, another:


Finally, don't mess with Keith Richards:

Rise and Shine --- Ahchooo

Good Morning and welcome back to the runaway train!

Now, not only do I feel like I'm going down the rapids without a paddle, there's a spring cold. I guess it's a little better than a summer cold (nobody likes them), but it's annoying anyway.
So, as I battle through stuffed sinuses and sneezing, you can enjoy this:

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RISE AND SHINE

GOOD MORNING, DELAWARE COUNTY!

As much as it's been annoying to hear these political candidates talk and talk and talk some more every day, you can't help but feel for them a little bit.
I know, they have put themselves into the public spotlight so some may believe they deserve critisism. Still, every word is disected three or four different ways.
A comment can't be made in passing without somebody else taking it to task.
I used to joke while working the night desk that reporters had to call U.S. Rep. Joe Sestak with a question, then wait an hour for an answer.
I now realize, having seen the made up flack over Barack Obama's comments over the weekend, that they really can't win.
Whether you agree or not with his view of disenfranchised America, we make always make the point he has the right to say it. No matter if you are a presidential candidate or not, there is nobody who can stay right down the middle on every issue.
That's just fake. We all have our opinions on things.
For instance, if a candidate comes out and says all guns should be banned in this country, he or she would be speaking the truth. The other side, though, would shoot their guns in the air and claim it's their right to carry the firearms.
Meanwhile, if the candidate says everbody should carry a gun (which would probably cut down the number of voting Americans) those on the other side would be up in, well, arms.
Now that we live in a world where everything is news five minutes after it happens, we get too caught up in the now. Regardless of the rhetoric, we need a presidential candidate who will help us get healthy.
We don't need one who will just say whatever makes everybody happy.


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