The crazy lady strikes again for Monday, August 6, 2007

While I was in the hospital, Jack Kevorkian was released from prison. Kevorkian was convicted of murder for assisting someone who committed suicide. Personally, I'd like to have seen him behind bars for a whole lot longer than he spent in jail. He remains an advocate of assisted suicide, because he feels there are situations which are intolerable to certain people. The problem is that some of the people whose suicides he assisted were still functional adults. Additionally, many times, when... Sign in to see full entry.

I've finally started to turn Garfield's blog into a book. In doing so, I've discovered that the writing is - shall we say - not up to my usual standard. That's a pity, because I'd hoped to sell it through informal sources to help pay the bills around here. I'm hoping to call my landlord about the rent later on today. I'm dreading it, though - I'm afraid of finding out when he's going to call out the attack dogs. That's just an occupational hazard of being so far behind on the rent. On Wednesday,... Sign in to see full entry.