Wednesday, November 1, 2006

THE SENATE CALLS — by Steve Nadis

Yesterday, as I was getting my daughter ready for her preschool Halloween party, I got a call from a prominent Senator who said that some other bigwig had suggested he talk to me. I was writing about reforming the intelligence community, and he had been on the Senate Intelligence (not an oxymoron) committee for about a decade. It’s not every day the Senate calls, so I decided to speak with him, even though we were supposed to leave for the party. But my daughter had other plans and created enough of a ruckus–shouting, banging, and tearing apart my office–that I had to say, “Sorry ___, this really isn’t a good time. Can I call you back later?”
Posted by Snake at 12:56:23
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4 Responses to “THE SENATE CALLS — by Steve Nadis”

  1. I betcha that Senator was glad your kid’s not voting yet.

  2. Snake says:

    Fortunately he’s in another state.

  3. gatemouth says:

    I thought you were a science, volleyball, handball and occasional movie preview guy. Now you do intelligence work? (Not that your other work doesn’t require intelligence…)

  4. Snake says:

    What can I say, Gatemouth, I have hidden depths. And we’re talking way-down-there depths…

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