I made The Note today. With all the swirling rush of fast-paced postings and hundreds of comments on the poliblogs -- eschaton and kos in particular, my quiet little project bore fruit today. The first Noted principal-chiefs meet in the East. The first Noted tribal council candidate endorsement in the East. The first (and necessarily the only) Noted endorsement by a tribe of a candidate other than the governor of the state surrounding the tribe. Please Note: Working with primary campaigns and tribal councils is like herding cats. Pole cats.
More importantly, I had to sign papers today, taking on the awful responsibility of fiduciary duty for an untold number of boxes of Girl Scout cookies, and ensuring the adult supervision of a child embarked on a temporary career of commerce in the public interest. It is a good thing I like cookies.
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who was endorsed ?
And, on behalf of dentists everywhere, thanks for the business!*
*I'm not a dentist, I just subsidize one regularly.
As a former Girl Scout, GS camp counselor and GS leader (who served as troop cookie coordinator when no parents would volunteer, even though at the time I had no children), I salute your devotion to the cause.
If I hadn't given up wheat for 2004 I would email you an order. Good luck!
Posted by: hope at January 13, 2004 12:06 AMNo wheat in those coconut-chocolate cookies, whatchacallem, I don't think... :)
Posted by: Patrick (G) at January 13, 2004 09:28 AMAwesome responsibility with the budding salesperson!
Posted by: Jay at January 13, 2004 10:20 AMNo wheat in those coconut-chocolate cookies, whatchacallem, I don't think... :)
I believe you're thinking of Samoas. Personally, I go for Thin Mint and Trefoils (shortbread).
Posted by: Linnaeus at January 13, 2004 11:59 AMwho was endorsed ?
Wesley Clark, by the Tribal Council of the Mississquoi Abenaki Nation (Swanton, VT).
Not friends of Dean's.
Posted by: Eric at January 13, 2004 06:37 PM