Friday Cow Blogging
Overheard in the pasture:
"Dogs are weird."
"Why do they roll in our shit?"
"Same reason humans spread it on their crops."
"It's a valuable commodity."
"Moo. No wonder the markets tanked this week."
What Do I Know, Anyway?
- About Me
I am an American living in Britain, a beautiful island in the North Atlantic. (more) - What To Eat?
An index of my vegan recipes. See? Not deprived. - Where To Go?
A list of my travel articles. - Wednesday Food Blogging
My new food blog, where I post all the food news and recipes I used to publish here. (Not just on Wednesday, either.) - Best of WDIK
If my blog were burning, these are the posts I'd save.
Social Network Me:
Some Stuff I've Read
- Poor Barack@gmail.com
No more email for President Obama - George Wallace's daughter on Barack Obama
A very moving piece. - A green puppy?
That's just an adorable puppy, green or not. - Traveling with Obama
A reporter empties his notebook - A new kind of pride
Eugene Robinson is proud of his country. - Oh, this is weird
If Obama were white, and McCain black. (I think he looks Romanian.) - Joe Klein again:
"Obama's arrival may mean the beginning of yet another new America." - Peggy Noonan endorses Obama
"He took down a political machine without raising his voice." - London loves Obama
Really, they do. - The skillz of Obama
He forgot sinking three-pointers. - OMG. You have to read this:
Head of KKK Outreach? - Obama the self-contained
All my heroes are self-contained. - Why General Gard is voting for Obama
"I believe that Barack Obama possesses the requisite qualifications to serve far more effectively as President of the United States and commander-in-chief of the U.S. military than his opponent, John McCain." - Men's Health interviews Obama
Bowling alone, or a team player? - Terrorist fist jabs
Even six-year-olds are doing it.
My Fellow Americans
- 2 Crabs
- A Celebration of Mundanity
- A Free Man
- A View from England
- Americans Amuck
- Bobzyeruncle
- Chilterns American Women's Club
- Cotton-Pickin’ Days
- Crunchy ‘Nanas
- Ex-pat Blog
- Expat Interviews
- Expat Women
- Lord Celery
- New Yorkshire Pudding
- Postcards From Across the Pond
- regularjen.com
- separated by a common language
- Somewhere Over The Pond
- The Mother Country (but no barbecue)
- Une Année à Paris
- View from Kew
The Chatty Kathys
Poli-Blogs
Red or Green?
Linkers, Lurkers and Friends
Food for Dogs
Book Blogs
Bloglines
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I guess that's why they eat their shit, too.
Posted by: Julie | January 25, 2008 at 11:31 PM