NASHVILLE—Someone in my mother's neighborhood has wireless, with "password" for their password. The signal is very weak, and perhaps, of course, temporary, but as I once heard a woman at Kentucky Downs say, "It beats better than nothing."
This morning, at about nine o'clock Central, I walked the 38th Street Loop in 31:20, and this evening, starting at about seven, I jogged the two-mile York Gary Loop in 21:09.
SENTENCE OF THE DAY from A Different Closet
A few liberals offered sympathy, but those capable of instituting change, in politics and the courts, were forever aware of their constituencies, and such accountablility demanded caution; the trick then, as always, was for someone or something to first convince the public that change was right and necessary and in their interest, and was, at best, their idea.
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