The Chinese feel insulted by the US and by the Japanese

The Chinese feel insulted by US and by the Japanese

Did you see in US News and World Report that the Chinese are not too happy about our foreign realtions recently? Apparently, while in Japan Our President Bush made some comments about how China is not honoring our few trade zone agreements; the result of whihc is that they end up not buying some thing and not paying some things and we end up short.

I wonder what the Japanese thought about this.

In this article it was stated that the Japanese people are worried about China's increasing power and dominance in Asia's arena.They cited North Korea s an example and they stated to the world press that North Korea assumed that if they "played fair" other nations woudl treat they well. North Korea was hugely dissapointed in the ned in how others treated them.

Japan is rethinking whether being the "nice guy" in Asia will give them what they need as a country or not.

Is it okay to clone a dog ? what do you think?

The Koreans clone a dog using a human embryo

Time magazine and United Press International have had a field day reporting the cloning of a dog by Korean scientists using a human embryo.

Time mentioned the honor that was bestowed upon the scientist because it is the first cloned living thing after that famous sheep a few years ago in Scotland.

UPI was baffled why using an embryo created for a human child would be used to create a dog.They mentioned that it might not be such a high moral ground for this scientist to tread.

What do you think?

Do you remember that the people who pushed for stem cell research specifically promised everyone that this type of cloning would not go on?

 

 

 

Scalzi's Who Let the dogs out?

Scalzi's Who let the dogs out?

John Scalzi never wrote this song but he has a dog in his entertaining book "Agent to the Stars"!...:)...

You see, the dog befriends the agent's client , who is a very amuzing Alien! :):):) A must read guys!

so...you never know...who might leaving the dogs out..and what adventures they might have! ..Believe me the Alien and the dog have a world full !

Catch a Falling Star

Catch a Falling Star

Do you remember this song ?I have always loved it.

"Catch a falling star and put it in your pocket,

Save it for a rainy day!

Catch a falling star and put it in your pocket , Save it for  a rainy day,

""Cuz love may come and tap you on the shoulder

some rainy day,

And when love comes and taps you on the shoulder, you'll need a pocket full of starlight!"

It fits becasue we all need extra love during the holidays and I miss the beach ! I can imagine going along the beach and admiring all of the starfish!

hugs!

 

 

 

 

Plittle's CarnivAOL is Back!

Paul Little's CarnivAOL is Back!

Please consider submitting an article to CarnivAOL.

Paul Little is asking us to submit Add blogs or (original) creative writing blogs this week. Just email PLittle a link to your favorite story.

Every two weeks you can send one in! It's fun for the rest of us to read because when he is finsihed it is truly a tapestry of Jlander works that flow well together!

Happy THanksgiving and see you in the funny papers!(H.G.Wells)...or...in CarnivAOL!

hugs!

What I'm thankful for

What I'm Thankful for

Wow.. the list is a long one!I'm thankful for my family and grandparents. I'm thankful for friends and good teachers and mentors. I appreciate Jland friends, helpers and our Jland teacher. I appreciate those people who have reached out to help people here.

When I mentioned that someone needed help, Joe and Jouell did step up to the plate.Paul Little helped many of us here; weaving a rich tapestry of journals so that we could learn about other Jlanders and mutually support one another. I miss him here so much.John inspires us to learn more about journaling.

GaBoatman (Sam)((http://journals.aol.com/gaboatman/Docklines/entries/602) is such a friend to all; he visits many bloggers and encourages us by mentioning all of the good things that we have done to reach out to others in our blogs. Likewise, Ondine Monet has been known to champion new bloggers; encouraging them along and asking them to continue writing!I miss Ondine alot. I have seen her new space and it is beautiful.

Nicole (Sugar1337) is a wonderful friend here. She is a talented writer who always makes time to write of her enthusiasm in her blog;"Disobeying he Rules of Convention, I may be.." Nicole would like some new readers. She is a very imaginative writer so please email me if you are interested so I can tell her.

Lisa of "Lisa's Mommy's Journal" is very interesting too.

She does magic tricks with fantastic graphics and beautiful photos of her family in her blog. Email me please if youare interested and I will tell her.

Marti (Sunnyside46) is a wonderful mother and a gifted teacher. She has brought me alot of inspirtation here and she would love some new visitors to her blog.

Michael ( Madman ADDH) would love some new readers too. He is a very descriptive and romantic  writer; he uses wonderful words to desrcibe his inner Don Quixote! (very cool) Let me know if you want to visit him.

Deborah (psychfun) offers an amusing blog that covers a number of experiences and thoughts about things that happen to her. You will really enjoy her blog.

Maria(curvyanglintexas) has alot to offer. She includes wonderful expressions on her blog.She would love to meet new bloggers.

Dawn(Carpe Diem) (http:journals.aol.com/princesssaurora/CarpeDiementries/1264)

has Lupus and she has taught me alot about the disease. She has shown me so much courage about life that I feel stronger just by knowing her!Dawn would  love a visit from you!She is great!She is a good poet as well as a writer.

Hadonfield can and will inspire you about life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness! He also tells you about the trials and tribulations of parenthood and I ahve enjoyed his blog alot.

Monponsett has agreat sports blog! Last night after I wrote this I stood up in  bed!!!!! Monponsett I said! You funny smurf! I've got to go tell people how much I love your jokes and your great photos and sports stories!So go visit Monponsett guys! She has really helped this soccer, basketball, and Lacrosse mom!

Felicia (dragonrose3911) tells us about her life as a pledging psychologist and her married life ,(she is married to a fireman).Her blogs are very energetic and full of the meaningful life.

Marina (STANSGIRL2004) has a very intriguing blog; lots of humor , lots of touching stories about herself and her family, and lots of pretty graphics. She has a great journal !!! And she would welcome new readers. 

Unicornsteph 80 is back after being away.She is a great friend here and a wonderful mother of two.

Mary Anne was nice to me too. She has moved her journal to: TheDark Side of the Moon.

Cneinhorn has a wonderful photography blog about her husband at sea and her family living in a beautiful village there.

There are two new people I would like to recognise; Kiplingcrissy,(http:journals.aol.com/kiplingcrissy/novelstories/ atalented young mother who is a good writer. Also, Courtenaymphelan is a great poet who you may want to discover in her journals. I know the Discernment journal.

Lately, I have become aquainted with Lisa (queeniemart). She is very encouraging to people in Jland and her life and her family's experiences are very interesting:http://journals.aol.com/queeniemart/Damaged Goods/

p.s. Paul Little has returned!It's called Paul's online journal!

 

Magazines I like...

Magazines I like...

John M Scalzi, our journal teacher, told us to write up magazines that we like.My favorites are many.

I love "The Week" because it covers alot of what makes the world tick.. sometimes I like "U.S. News and World Report" because it brings new light to tired subjects, due to new information.

Speaking of new information," Scientific American"

is fun. I love reading about new discoveries in outer space.

"National Geographic" and for kids "Discovery" are very interesting to learn about the world.

I love the stories about Animals in Audubon and sometimes in Sierra. I like reading about our national wildland preservation in conservation magazines.

Sometimes I like to read Art in America.