But that's not what's happening. This is already, as far as I can see, a fait accompli. The government isn't waiting for a study. They've decided this is what they want to do. |
Grandpa was the executive. Dad was... well... not. He was something of the rebel instead. |
He's a lot more solid on his feet than last year. He doesn't do anything fancy. He just doesn't make many mistakes. |
If a proper study were done, the results in, given proper consideration and then sites chosen, I'd shut up, |
It's easier to find a new audience than to write a new speech. |
That broke him up. That really bothered him. He felt he had to help. He was a good man. |
That's about when he figured he'd better get a job that would let him 'life out,' |
There are layers upon layers upon layers here. |
We saw 1200 cliff swallows there last year, ... Four thousand robins at one point. |
We think that the answer is love and care at the end of life and not eliminating patients. This turns (care) 180 degrees and asks doctors to be complicit in something we find morally offensive. |
Without the work, he went on a slow mental decline. Eventually it killed him, |
Yeah, but it was kind of neat, too. I said to myself, 'Yep, there's the old man. You could hear him so clearly. |