That's some cold water. I've got my 3/2 taped seam front entry wetsuit here for north east Florida and that's still hypothermic after a couple of hours. Those are some tough birds. Are they tasty?
I'm confused. That looks like Picnic Point in the background which means you were standing somewhere in University Bay. Or is that "Eagle Heights" in the background, taken from Picnic Point?
You can always tell the difference between the Trumpeter & the Schumpeter swans because the latter are always honking on about how the tasty fish always seem to found in four cycles.
Reading Amy Tan's "Where the past begins" and am surprised to read that she likes to go downhill skiing. Well that's one way she is different from Althouse.
The real contradiction in the “sugar high” argument is that it ignores the slow growth of the Obama years, which featured an avalanche of debt spending. Deficits as a share of GDP were 9.8% in 2009, 8.6% in 2010, 8.3% in 2011 and 6.7% in 2012. Where was the sugar high then? Instead of the expected burst in output coming out of the 2008-09 recession, borrowing more than $1 trillion a year for four years yielded the worst recovery since the Great Depression. Even excluding 2009, Mr. Obama’s deficits averaged more than 5% of GDP throughout the rest of his presidency but produced less growth than Mr. Trump has with lower deficits.
Blogger surfed said... That's some cold water. I've got my 3/2 taped seam front entry wetsuit here for north east Florida and that's still hypothermic after a couple of hours. Those are some tough birds. Are they tasty?
Less fishy than Bald Eagle, but not as good as Spotted Owl.
Still seeking a sighting of the sandhill cranes. I've been to two sanctuaries and to the Nebraska sandhills. But always they have gone somewhere else. Yesterday, seventy years ago, whatever, always they left. Next year, the sandhill cranes.
@wildswan - You should come to Wisconsin, we're lousy with them. Every spring friends and I participate in an organized "crane count". Some years we see a few, some years many, but we also see them. You'll see sandhills, guaranteed.
Cute dig in the WSJ editorial calling for Mueller to wrap it up:
All of this argues for Mr. Mueller to wrap up his probe and let America get on with the political debate over its meaning for Mr. Trump’s Presidency. Mr. Mueller has been investigating for 19 months, and the FBI’s counterintelligence probe into the Trump campaign began in July 2016, if not earlier. The country deserves an account of what Mr. Mueller knows, not more factual dribs and drabs in sentencing memos.
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Swans are mean, nasty birds.
"Trumpeter swan song" sounds ominous
The trombone swans migrate through first.
TRUMPeter better than HILLAReter
When does the Lake Mendota Monster appear?
The trombone swans migrate through first.
Womp. Womp.
On Eating Swans
A nice quiet Sunday and I was reading Who We Are and How We Got Here, and the spouse puts on his fave Siberian Steamroller stuff....gah.
Why o Lord.
That's some cold water. I've got my 3/2 taped seam front entry wetsuit here for north east Florida and that's still hypothermic after a couple of hours. Those are some tough birds. Are they tasty?
Hung velvet overtaken me
Dim chandelier awaken me
To a song dissolved in the dawn
The music hall a costly bow
The music all is lost for now
To a muted trumpeter swan
Columnated ruins domino
Canvass the town and brush the backdrop
Are you sleeping, Brother John?
Video'd by me from the beach on Picnic Point.
I'm confused. That looks like Picnic Point in the background which means you were standing somewhere in University Bay. Or is that "Eagle Heights" in the background, taken from Picnic Point?
You can always tell the difference between the Trumpeter & the Schumpeter swans because the latter are always honking on about how the tasty fish always seem to found in four cycles.
Reading Amy Tan's "Where the past begins" and am surprised to read that she likes to go downhill skiing. Well that's one way she is different from Althouse.
The Trump boom is no sugar high
The real contradiction in the “sugar high” argument is that it ignores the slow growth of the Obama years, which featured an avalanche of debt spending. Deficits as a share of GDP were 9.8% in 2009, 8.6% in 2010, 8.3% in 2011 and 6.7% in 2012. Where was the sugar high then? Instead of the expected burst in output coming out of the 2008-09 recession, borrowing more than $1 trillion a year for four years yielded the worst recovery since the Great Depression. Even excluding 2009, Mr. Obama’s deficits averaged more than 5% of GDP throughout the rest of his presidency but produced less growth than Mr. Trump has with lower deficits.
Blogger surfed said...
That's some cold water. I've got my 3/2 taped seam front entry wetsuit here for north east Florida and that's still hypothermic after a couple of hours. Those are some tough birds. Are they tasty?
Less fishy than Bald Eagle, but not as good as Spotted Owl.
Still seeking a sighting of the sandhill cranes. I've been to two sanctuaries and to the Nebraska sandhills. But always they have gone somewhere else. Yesterday, seventy years ago, whatever, always they left. Next year, the sandhill cranes.
@wildswan - You should come to Wisconsin, we're lousy with them. Every spring friends and I participate in an organized "crane count". Some years we see a few, some years many, but we also see them. You'll see sandhills, guaranteed.
http://www.birds.cornell.edu/citscitoolkit/projects/icf/midwestcranecount/
also = always
If Althouse went out there at 5 AM, she could hear them tweet.
Come to South Florida, you can see sandhill cranes picking through the dumpster at Pollo Tropical among other places.
As common as sandhill cranes are around here, it's still pretty majestic to see them fly.
Cute dig in the WSJ editorial calling for Mueller to wrap it up:
All of this argues for Mr. Mueller to wrap up his probe and let America get on with the political debate over its meaning for Mr. Trump’s Presidency. Mr. Mueller has been investigating for 19 months, and the FBI’s counterintelligence probe into the Trump campaign began in July 2016, if not earlier. The country deserves an account of what Mr. Mueller knows, not more factual dribs and drabs in sentencing memos.
Has Romney been asked about what his Bain Buds are doing with tax windfall?
Lotsa black swans there. Is this some sort of omen?
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