GOOD MORNING, INDIANA

JUNIOR SITTING IN HIS NEW LS1 RIDE

FRONT END

LEAD DOG AND EARTHDOG PATRICK RESTING AFTER FOUR MILE HIKE

FLOWER

LITTLE DOG, LITTLE WOMAN, BIG SYCAMORES

REAR END

It is 6:44 a.m. and 66.1 degrees and Patrick and Junior are sleeping downstairs.

I think three GATORS went in the first round of the NBA draft last night. Couln't watch it because Junior and I were at Wally World on a beer run, stocking up for his big 4th of July bash.

DIE, AMNESTY BILL, DIE!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! From the Patriot Post:

“There was a time when American military leaders worried about whether wobbly allies would rally to us when it came time to stand up to the Soviets. Now it’s our allies who worry about us. After a month in the Western Pacific—most of it spent in Korea and the Philippines...—it appears that some of our closest allies are increasingly anxious about American resolve. While in Manila, an old comrade in arms—we both served in Vietnam—put it succinctly: ‘To your best friends in this part of the world, it looks as though you are tearing yourselves to pieces, repeating what we watched you do over Vietnam. It hurt all of us for 30 years.’ Echoes of this concern were heard repeatedly in off-the-record conversations with active and retired military officers and senior government officials... Here in the Philippines, where U.S. Special Operations troops have been quietly helping the government wage a successful campaign against the Abu Sayyaf and Jemaah Islamiyah terrorist organizations, there should be no doubt about U.S. resolve. However, as so often happens with sophisticated allies, leaders here are looking beyond the immediate situation—and hedging their bets... [The] concerns of steadfast allies in the global war on terror need to be heeded at home. Since Sept. 11, 2001, U.S. aid, both civil and military, has helped the Filipinos prevent Islamic radicals from turning the southern islands of their archipelago into another Afghanistan. Yet, despite the successes here, many in Asia are worried about waning U.S. resolve.” —Oliver North


go gators!!