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It Was Twenty Years Ago Today (or Yesterday), Part XXXVI
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Absence of Grace
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Know Them By Their Actions
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Thoughts, Prayers, Wishes
Like Raaaaaiiiin, On Your Wedding Day, Part II
Isn't a vacation for Nick, a vacation for us all? We can't say Nick Coleman never did anything for us.
Posted by: RBMN at July 22, 2005 08:07 AMOh, so THAT'S why he's been so unearthly quiet. I almost feel bad for knocking him on my blog.
Almost.
Posted by: Ryan at July 22, 2005 09:03 AMThank goodness we now have FMLA. When I adopted my daughter I could take 3 weeks off work! It was 3 unpaid weeks, but 3 weeks is 3 weeks.....actually that was all I could afford of life without a paycheck.
Posted by: Elizabeth at July 22, 2005 09:22 AMI'm curious, being aware of Nick's father's view of marital commitment, of the circumstances of Nick's previous marriage -- any context?
Posted by: Observer at July 22, 2005 09:34 AMFMLA is a decidedly Democratic bill, I'm shocked, SHOCKED!! that you'd support it. But then again, conservatism is in part, an appeal to populism, but without realizing it. Mitch, you sound like a dang commie ;).
Posted by: PB at July 22, 2005 11:50 AMNick's pop is long gone, and he dumped the Catholic part of his "Irish Catholic" tagline to take up with a run what ya brung outfit (probably the same time he dumped his Mrs. Coleman tagalong) so he's good to go with whatever comes down the pipeline.
'Course Nick will be 65 years old when the li'l nipper is 10, but hey, I'm sure that a nice rock in ol' Dad's chair will suffice in place of playing ball.
Posted by: swiftee at July 22, 2005 12:09 PMDunno anything about Coleman's family history. AFAI know, it's not really anything I care to dig into, personally.
The past is the past. There's more than enough material in the present.
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