Playing the role of the supportive husband

Earlier today I posted about the 2007 fall season premiere.  WifeGeeding noticed that Dallas Cowboys Making The Team 2 actually premiers tonight, even dispite what I posted and the information on the CMT website.

She insisted on watching the show tonight.  I insisted on being a supportive husband and put everything aside just so I could spend time with her. 

Oh the sacrifices a husband must make.   She sooooo owes me.

Also, I did find this picture of Mr Redskin Joe Theismann with the DCC a bit ironic.

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Ultimate Flip Flopper

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When this story first broke, he stated he shouldn’t have pleaded guilty regarding that whole airport restroom escort service predicament.  After initially saying he wouldn’t step down from the U.S. Senate, he decided to step down.  Now it appears he’s reconsidering stepping down.

There’s nothing wrong with changing your mind or course of action after re-evaluating things after careful consideration, but Craig seems to not think things through.

It wouldn’t surprise me if he rethought heterosexuality in a few weeks.

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When Bush Leaves Office

It looks like he will be living in Dallas.  Texas is a big state, and he already has a ranch, can’t he just move down there?

Here are a couple of things I found interesting in this article: 

  • But in an interview with a book author in the Oval Office one day last December, he daydreamed about the next phase of his life, when his time will be his own.First, Mr. Bush said, “I’ll give some speeches, just to replenish the ol’ coffers.” With assets that have been estimated as high as nearly $21 million, Mr. Bush added, “I don’t know what my dad gets — it’s more than 50-75” thousand dollars a speech, and “Clinton’s making a lot of money.”

    Then he said, “We’ll have a nice place in Dallas,” where he will be running what he called “a fantastic Freedom Institute” promoting democracy around the world. But he added, “I can just envision getting in the car, getting bored, going down to the ranch.” 

  • In response to Mr. Draper’s observance that Mr. Bush had nobody’s “shoulder to cry on,” the president said: “Of course I do, I’ve got God’s shoulder to cry on, and I cry a lot.” In what Mr. Draper interpreted as a reference to war casualties, Mr. Bush added, “I’ll bet I’ve shed more tears than you can count as president.”
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