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Hmmm I haven't posted in almost a year in this journal; I don't even know if anyone will read this, but ( Read more... )

From the Amnesty International Yearly Report"There is no path to sustainable security except through respect for human rights. The global security agenda promulgated by the US Administration is bankrupt of vision and bereft of principle. Sacrificing human rights in the name of security at home, turning a blind eye to abuses abroad, and using pre- ( Read more... )

Things are still moving at an unheard of pace for me these days. So many things to do; so much lies in store for me in the upcoming weeks and months. Moving, a trip to San Francisco, getting married, and buying a house (eventually), not to mention potentially working on a movie, writing some more music (maybe someday), raising the kids, and of ( Read more... )

I'd been sleeping for about an hour and a half when Ian woke up and got in the bed with me. After tossing and turning for about 10 minutes, he proceeded to vomit all over me and the bed ( Read more... )

It's Friday at last! It's been a busy week for me, starting with an exhausting trip down to Georgia and back. Also, I had several meetings at work that kept me busier than usual ( Read more... )

I feel compelled to write a little bit more about the Iraq war, the Iraqi prisoner abuse photos, the resulting scandal, and the brutal beheading as a response by Islamic militants. For those of you that might actually be reading this, I promise I won't write about 'issues' all the time. But the recent events have just been stuck in my mind, and I ( Read more... )

It was a long weekend for me.... too long. Took the kids to Georgia with me to see my Mom for Mother's Day (and my grandmother as well). It was a good trip and it was good to see the family. But it was so rushed. We didn't leave until Saturday afternoon, and didn't arrive back in town until last night around midnight. Driving through Nashville, TN ( Read more... )

Talia and I ate at the Tudor room today for lunch. The Tudor room is a big, ballroom-type restaurant, and it will be the site of our wedding reception. But let me back up; the wedding date is set - Sunday, Novemeber 21, excactly one year to the day from the day we met. We're getting married in Beck Chapel, the wonderful, beautiful, non- ( Read more... )

Hmmm, I guess I'll go ahead and post something politically-oriented. This is my page after all. If you don't want to read my political diatribe, kindly skip this post ( Read more... )