Well, I worked at the big one craft show.  I felt like crap.  I wish I could have stayed home.  I know what I have is not contagious or I would have.  I stopped at medical arts conveinient care clinic and got some anti biotics.  I have a massive sinus infection.  I have a slight temp from it and can't breath thru my nose at all.  She said I should do some hot packs on my face to help loosen up the gunk in there. 

Has anyone heard of a netty pot????  She suggested I get one.  Never heard of it.  I am going to try some nasel spray.  Just the saline one. 

Oh gosh, what a day I have had. 

Oh, and by the way, all three grandkids are sick in Fargo again.  I feel so bad for them and my daughter in law.  She has her hands full that is for sure. 

Things have to look up for those little ones pretty soon.  I am going to put a picture of them in my profile in their Halloween costumes.  They all felt pretty good that day. 

Why do we keep bringing up the racial issue.  This is a problem with the school and it's lack of options, not some issue over who was here first.  Stick to the topic, please!

But since you bring it up, I have often wondered how people feel about this. 

Say you own a plot of land, you are down on your luck so you decide to sell the plot to Mr. John Doe.  Mr. Doe brings cash and it is considered paid in full.  - - - - - - -20 years go by - - - - - - - - Land values go up with time and you regret selling your land.  Can you go and track down Mr. Doe and try to get more money for the land you sold to him all those years ago?  No, you can't.

Even better say you were the person buying the land, how would you feel if the former owner, who you have already paid, tracked you down and demanded that you pay for the land again and again? 

I know the land under the lake is getting paid for over and over, but the thing nobody talks about here, is the FACT that there was non-natives that owned land that is under the lake.  No matter if you like it or not, they paid for their land too.  It wasn't them took the Indian's land.  The government made these deals with the Indians.  A lot of times, they drew up shady deals to aquire it.  But the fact is the land was then sold to people that actually worked hard to buy it from them. These people have never had any reimbursement for their land.  Every time I hear the same old argument of how the tribes land was lost when the lake was formed, I think what about the rest of the people that had land that was flooded there.

Now I tend to avoid these arguments as I live in the heart of the reservation, but when I run into narrow minded people on either side of the argument, something needs to be said.

This post is a school issue as far as I can tell, lets keep it as that.   As long as the school is considering itself a PUBLIC school, getting tax money from the US Govt. to operate, then it would be very wrong to ask that non-natives to move away.  Are you stuck in the 50's?  Maybe you miss the days of segregation?  Until we do away with all these negative viewpoints, will we ever getting beyond the race issues. 

Good, then you won't stop lovin' me Marilyn because I say things out of Anger that are really true?    (another post, sorry)

So, tell me more about Dick Armey.   What kind of person is he?

It is in the article that Marilyn posted.

The reason why Armey has enjoyed a resurgence is because he has decided to use the tactics of Saul Alinsky.  No, he hasn't adopted Alinsky's philosophy......but just his community-based tactics.

Tactics that were long seen by the right as unethical.

I feel like I'm reading Animal Farm.  Two legs good!

So when did you GOPers become fans of Saul Alinsky?