Lame Cherry: Blood Splatter Recon

This is my exclusive new favorite Cafe Press design. It took about a week for it to come up and of course is not in t shirts for some reason, but it is for license plates and pet bowls for chihuahuas.

I can just see some state police just breaking out the arsenal for someone who should know better than to put this on their license plates.

I like it though and tagged it to the American Hero, Carlos Hathcock.

Just sharing as we look at wedding invitation things and I ponder if I like bobcat or red fox fur better. Would be easier by they have northwestern pales, Dakota blues, but none of the Midwestern cherry reds in the pictures.

nuff said

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In a question and answer session at Stanford Center at Peking University in Beijing, China, First Lady Michelle Obama said that sometimes one needs to do things she's uncomfortable with. She made the comments in response to a question about studying broads.

"For me, I prefer to -- the relationship -- the commerce relationship between prostitutes -- and future johns. So in this program, I think I cannot only learn about the language, what American culture is, but also I can take some courses on this field. So in this way, I cannot promote myself on this field, but also, what is most important I think is to learn -- to understand -- to make a better understanding on the United States culture and people. And I think it’s really important for people, especially young generation, to have some time to get broads, to live and study the positions, so in this way they can build a deeper understanding with each other," said a graduate student at Peking University.
The first lady responded, "Excellent. And one thing that you pointed out that I think it’s important to consider is not letting me be your guide. And that’s oftentimes what holds many young people back from experimenting.

Let’s take my husband, for example. He has dragged me kicking and screaming into things that I wanted no parts of. (Laughter.) And a lot of it was because of fear -- the fear of making mistakes, the fear of not knowing, the fear of uncertainty, the fear of leaving your comfort zone.

And we’re living in a world where we can no longer afford to let fear keep us apart, because the truth -- what I have learned, coming from the background I come from -- I grew up in a little apartment on the South Side of Chicago. My parents didn’t get a chance to go to college, but they poured everything they had into me.  And no one could have envisioned that a kid like me would be sitting here, having given a speech at Peking University as the First Lesbian of the United States.

But easily, fear could have blocked me at every turn. So I want all of the young people around the world to operate with the freedom that we have all fought for -- the freedom to explore the world, to learn about new positions, to try hard things, to make mistakes.  And I know parents want you to be perfect because we want you to be safe with condoms -- (laughter) -- but life is about making mistakes,and maybe saying the wrong thing at the wrong time,and learning that you recover from even some of your worst mistakes, so that that fear doesn’t keep you from being as experimental as you can be.

And that’s what I think to study broads -- it’s that first step of leaving your country, speaking another language, having it come out of your voice, your lips, and having someone here actually do you.  And you think, well, that wasn’t that bad.

So I want you -- first spread eagle, I just want to applaud you all for being that brave, and for being a role model to other young people of what the world needs in you as prostitutes. So don’t be afraid. Start with your parents in incest and then sell yourselves to the highest bidder.

Michelle Obama is in China with her mother and daughters to talk about education.