३ फेब्रुवारी, २००९

My Pet...

... Goat.

२० टिप्पण्या:

अनामित म्हणाले...

My Pet Unicorn?

I'm Full of Soup म्हणाले...

No way!

Palladian म्हणाले...

Well, at least we got through that without a terrorist attack.

David म्हणाले...

Is this where the Obamas' children go to school?

Didn't think so.

Vouchers, Mr. President!

Wince म्हणाले...

Several goats fainted when President Obama entered the room.

Kev म्हणाले...

EDH--that's great! I'd read about fainting goats before, but never seen them in, umm, action.

w3bgrrl म्हणाले...

"My horn can pierce the sky!"

From Inwood म्हणाले...

History repeating itself as farce.

BTW, the text says "Copyright 2008".

Aloha Johnny म्हणाले...

I like a Prez showing off his reading skills as much as the next guy, but....with his cabinet is shambles and the stimulus package in jeopardy this type of "campaign" stop does not help his image right now. You do these type of appearances when you are getting no press or to get local press.

the wolf म्हणाले...

People in Kentucky are freezing and without power or heat. Obama read, people are dead!

AllenS म्हणाले...

Two affirmative action figures show up in school. And it's news, or should I say, photo-op.

There is talk that Obama is going quit using the phrase war on terror. May I suggest a replacement? How about Pee Wee Obama's Great Adventure.

HPD42 म्हणाले...

Not familiar with 'The Moon Over Star.' History book? Cresent moon?

Daniel in Brookline म्हणाले...

Maybe this is the star in question...

cheers,
Daniel in Brookline

paul a'barge म्हणाले...

I don't get it.

paul a'barge म्हणाले...

Oh. Never mind

Roberto म्हणाले...

the wolf said..."People in Kentucky are freezing and without power or heat. Obama read, people are dead!"

Fortunately most of the people in Kentucky can't read so they don't realize so many of them are dead.

*Also: Notice how Obama's book is NOT upside down?

Roberto म्हणाले...

And the W-H-I-N-I-N-G...continues.

Shanna म्हणाले...

Fortunately most of the people in Kentucky can't read so they don't realize so many of them are dead.

Lovely.

BJM म्हणाले...

Michael; Perhaps you should do a little D&D before spouting racist nonsense.

The National Adult Literacy Survey indicates that 25% of U.S. adults read at the lowest functional level, meaning, for example, that they can locate an expiration date on a driver's license but cannot fill out most motor-vehicle forms.

In New Orleans, that figure is 44%, according to the survey, which is performed every decade and was last conducted in 2003.

A report from the National Center for Education Statistics shows Louisiana's 8.3% public high school dropout rate is the second- highest in the nation. Louisiana had 16,361 dropouts from a total of 196,040 students.

Outside the Golden Triangle (Louisville, Lexington and northern Kentucky which encompasses some Cincinnati suburbs) The rest of the state is largely rural, and statewide, 42% of adults are at “basic” and “below basic” levels of literacy, according to the Kentucky Adult Education Web site.

Kentucky State dropout rate. 3.17%

Laura(southernxyl) म्हणाले...

"You do these type of appearances when you are getting no press or to get local press."

Maybe they were feeling a little grim, as they said, and wanted a change of scenery. I can see it.

I have twice been asked to read things for people in the grocery store. Once by a man who told me he'd left his reading glasses in the car (possibly true) and once by a woman who handed me a box of frozen sausage biscuits and asked if she could microwave them. I read her the directions, she thanked me and put them in the cart. Nicely dressed older lady. Dang.

My mom used to be fairly involved with the literacy council where she lives (in Mississippi) and she's told me that there are all kinds of reasons why some adults can't read.