Creative Juices at Work

I am going to test the psychic's premonition that I am artistic and creative by cutting my Men's XL "Party Like Barack Star" t-shirt into a fitted shirt. Looking forward to sporting the shirt in Virginia in the presence of right wing conservatives.

Wish me luck on an amazing end product!

UPDATE 102808: The shirt was a success. Now the tee is sleeveless, with a v-neck and laced up along the sides. :)

"Do Your Part"

Shout out to my cousin, Eric Casher, who gave a quick speech at a fundraiser for the Obama campaign. Eric has been incredibly involved by providing continuous support for Obama and reaching out to the public. He is highly motivated and determined to see Obama in the presidency. Kudos for all your hard work, Eric!

Do your part and register to vote.

Lipstick on a Pig

For the latest controversial statement in the presidential campaign, see below. FYI - this is about as political as I'm going to get...
What's the difference between the presidential campaign before and after the national political conventions? Lipstick.
The colorful cosmetic has become a political buzzword, thanks to Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin's joke in her acceptance speech that lipstick is the only thing that separates a hockey mom like her from a pit bull.
Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama told an audience Tuesday that GOP presidential nominee John McCain says he'll change Washington, but he's just like President Bush.
"You can put lipstick on a pig," he said to an outbreak of laughter, shouts and raucous applause from his audience, clearly drawing a connection to Palin's joke. "It's still a pig. You can wrap an old fish in a piece of paper called change. It's still going to stink after eight years." Full article provided by the Associated Press.