Sister Sage's Musings

I originally took down this post because I believed there was either a factual or grammatical (spelling error) and believed I was the center of some ridicule over this piece rather than the Blogging Romper Roomie  written about.

I’m putting it back up after consulting with some friends, after  learning what the facts were, and  to point out that a certain Albertan, who blogged about this yesterday.  Unless he found a cache of this post, which I find unlikely or he would have linked to it, he had no idea what he was talking about which is not unusual in his case, but still, some of his readers, such as they are, should have the facts.

If he chooses to blog all about this one, well, what can I say?  With everything that’s happening in the news as of late and so many more interesting bloggers out there, he can’t seem to find anything else to blog about. Oh well.

Indeed a lesson I need to learn myself: I was hasty in taking the post down. Part of blogging your own mind is not only being prepared for dissent and hate mail, but also public ridicule from time to time.  In this instance, I was not being ridiculed by this progressive blogger, but anybody clicking the link from his site to my page might have thought just that when they found “Error 404″.

I want to thank those fellow bloggers who helped me through this little crisis.   Thanks largely in part to them, I am back in business!

Since I’m back in business, I will post the  Saturday Nite Nostalgia Musical edition later today.

Below is the post in question, with the correction of a grammatical error, of course: Happy Sunday All!

Especially when it’s painfully obvious they need it. Once again, in the world according to Sara Landriault in her glass house, France is part of the commonwealth. Yes, Sara and the earth is flat and 6000 years old and dinosaurs cohabited with humans. Atta girl!

After yesterday’s idiotic statements over at BC Blue’s, I have decided that I will point out stupid stupid errors on the part of blogging romper roomies like the one at Sara’s, thus strengthening the case that a mind is indeed a terrible thing to waste at any age.

Yes, there is an anonymous commenter who dutifully  corrects her.

Sidenote: I thought France’s health care system was ranked number 1 in the world.

Question: I wonder how Sara would feel if the family were from, say, Iran or Lebanon or somewhere from the middle-east?

UPDATE: It seems that Sara has removed that part where she believes France to be part of the British Commonwealth. However, the damage does seem to be done.  Yet another commenter, Joe Agnost has a few laughs at her expense.

Watch Sara attempt to recover badly from this one.

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