Open Thread November 10 2024
23 hours ago
Recently we learned of a malicious desecration of a photo of the Governor and baby Trig that has become an iconic representation of a mother's love for a special needs child.
The mere idea of someone doctoring the photo of a special needs baby is appalling. To learn that two Alaskans did it is absolutely sickening. Linda Kellen Biegel, the official Democrat Party blogger for Alaska, should be ashamed of herself and the Democratic National Committee should be ashamed for promoting this website and encouraging this atrocious behavior.
Babies and children are off limits. It is past time to restore decency in politics and real tolerance for all Americans. The Obama Administration sets the moral compass for its party. We ask that special needs children be loved, respected and accepted and that this type of degeneracy be condemned.
The blogger, Linda Kellen Biegel of "Blue Oasis," responded:
To those folks at a certain Palinbot site who think the picture above is of Trig, let me use a phrase many of you are familiar with...
YOU FAIL AT LIFE!!!!!!
It's called "Baby Burke" because it's Eddie Burke...basically his probable second-biggest fantasy about the Governor.
The photo was used to promote a fundraiser to request Palin administration records of "potentially questionable conversations between with "preferred" members of the media."
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I just downloaded some more pictures taken on the old Sony camera, and these were some activities thegrandson found to be quite fun, on the beach at the Boardwalk.
This wooden fort play structure was closest to the boardwalk, and as you walked north, there were others, a tank, a boat and so on. I believe he managed to play on all of them. My back was killing me just from walking - and he even wanted me to come out and play on these things - so not happening.
This was the gorgeous drive to Assateague, the trees were gorgeous as they draped across the roadway.