Where in the world is my wife

A New Day., originally uploaded by flickrfrank1.

Today, she’s in South Africa.

A great anti-abortion ad

In case you were wondering…

“A drinking age of 21 is an embarassment to a supposedly liberty-loving nation.”

Here’s a issue an issue Republicans would take up–changing the drinking age to 18 instead of 21. As Megan McCardle writes, “A drinking age of 21 is an embarassment to a supposedly liberty-loving nation.” If I were in Congress, I’d be tempted to push this because the I’m a non-drinker.

Great long exposure photography

Here are some great examples of long exposure photography:

More examples are here.

A response to Rep. Cantor’s video asking about suggestions for the stimulus package

Nick Gillespie has some good thoughts for Rep. Kantor’s questions about a stimulus package:

Why the Republicans are losing

Just watch this video from Eric Cantor. It would be difficult for me to be more underwhelmed.

I like Jeremy Clarkson’s take on America

Jeremy Clarkson writes:

In America everyone wants to be a part of the great outdoors. They like the idea of cutting down trees and shooting critters in the spine. Even the most sockless preppy from Georgetown DC is able and willing to slip out of his loafers at a moment’s notice and into a hairy shirt for a weekend under canvas in the woods. What’s more, in America everyone wants to be a factory worker. They seem to find manual labour and engineer boots rather noble. Bruce Springsteen has more money than God but unlike Britain’s rock gods, who wear tweed and Armani, he dresses like he’s spent all day up a telegraph pole. Only in America could there have been a song called Wichita Lineman. An ode to a man who spends all day long driving around a useless state, in a pick-up truck, looking for broken telephone wires.

Maybe I like any article that references the great Glenn Campbell song, “Wichita Lineman.”

Obama = The Savior

If you don’t believe me, check out this candle.

Another great set of picture for Boston.com’s Big Picture