SallyTomato’s blog

The pull was too strong. I've migrated to Facebook, because there are actually people I know on there. I wish Vox had as many people on it, because I love being able to import whatever video or audio I want, and I love the look of it. 

I just wanted to post a few photos of our new vehicle. I rode it to work every day this week, and it sure is fun! Plus, you can't beat 100 miles to the gallon.

Her name is BooBoo, by the way. :)

What would you like to accomplish this week?

I'd like to get the house organized and scrubbed clean from top to bottom before my hubby comes home on SATURDAY!!!! :) :) :)

More reasons why here,

This story once again illustrates the corruption of the Chinese government:

"Most of the 900 students in the school were killed May 12 in a deluge of bricks and concrete, even though buildings around the schools remained largely intact. Rescue workers and soldiers scoured the rubble for days afterward, but few survivors were pulled out.

The Southern Metropolis News quoted a rescuer as saying that rubble from the school showed that no steel reinforcing bars had been used in construction, only iron wire, The Associated Press reported."

Although China gives off the impression of at least trying to do what's best for the majority, at the expense of the minority, this story clearly shows that is only a facade. As parents protested the shoddy construction of the schools, which led to their children's deaths, they were harassed by uniformed police officers... protest supressed to conceal corruption.

Which one book do you wish everyone in your life would read?