End of the Year Meme

via Brazen Hussy

1) Harken back to your archives.
2) Collect the first sentence you wrote every month for the whole year.
3) Entertain us.

January 2006: Happy New Year, one and all (unless you operate on a Lunar calendar, in which case you have to wait another month).

February 2006: Like Josh Marshall, I just can't bring myself to watch State of the Union speeches.

March 2006: From the cross-examination it looks like the Supreme Court will strike down Vermont's "clean election" campaign finance law.

April 2006: So this morning I conducted one of my periodic trolls of the major conservative blogs.

May 2006: Zola responds to my last post with the following argument: But can we have a "kitchen sink" coalition? Doesn't -some- of the millions of things the Democrat confederacy argues for have to go to the back of the line?

June 2006: Brazen Hussy and I have finally reached Uville and settled down into our new college town existence.

July 2006: If this is true, then I'll have to start wearing tinfoil.

August 2006: Doing the right thing is sometimes downright inconvenient.

September 2006:

October 2006: The passage of the torture bill - the biggest boulder in what seems an avalanche of bad news lately - has exhausted my ability to think about politics.

November 2006: I was watching a repeat of the Colbert Report last night, and Stephen mentioned that Congress was a great insitution because it was only in session three days a week.

December 2006: Iraq is not moving towards civil war; it's in a civil war