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10 June 2004
10 June 20048:44 pm: One of the bloggers at Not Perfection puts the events of the week in perspective. "I feel bad about Ronald Reagan’s passing, but let’s keep perspective. You heard the call for it here first -- put Ray Charles on the ten-dollar bill. Can I get an Amen?" Amen! 4:55 pm: Elizabeth Frankenberger in the Forward on the 75th birthday of Anne Frank: "For me, being Jewish meant that Santa skipped over our house on Christmas, just like God did in Egypt in the Passover story. But Anne's story seemed more real than anything I had ever read in my haggadah, or seen on any after-school television special. Could being Jewish really have been that . . . special?" And Frankenberger on Anne Frank, Buddha-killer...
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