I love that song

Sarah Wheaton of the New York Times writes a post titled "Looking Forward to 'The Way'".

Fastball.

They made up their minds
And they started packing
They left before the sun came up that day
An exit to eternal summer slacking
But where were they going without ever knowing the way?

Oh, hi, it's me, I'm back. The Central Scrutinizer. Wheaton continues, "The call for increasing troops marks the first time that Mr. Bush has acted counter to the advice of his top military brass."

She says that like it is a bad thing. It being the Times I am sure it is meant as if it is a bad thing. But here's my thing-- if the war effort to date has been a fluster cuck, and to date Mr. Bush has never acted counter to the advice of his top military brass, then Mr. Bush deciding to act counter to the advice of his top military brass sounds like one heck of an idea to me.

The children woke up
And they couldnt find em
They left before the sun came up that day
They just drove off
And left it all behind em
But where were they going without ever knowing the way?