peery somehow managed to make it home partly able to draw 1 foot after another. yet eager to be exchanged so i could be at them again. david thorpe, a native of woodbury connecticut recalled four days a week his eight men received nothing to eat except several points of oatmeal on the other three days each had 2 ounces of salt beef with a little hard biscuit. once they had no fresh water for three days. it didn't take long before the man held under these conditions began sinking into a kind of catatonic despondency. william slade of new canaan initially held in the north about church and transferred to a ship called the grosvenor recorded their decline in his diary. sunday, if of december, 1776. this day we were almost discouraged but considered that wouldn't do, cast off such thoughts. we draw our bread and eat with sadness, spent the day reading and in meditation hoping for good news. friday the 13th of december 1776. we now see nothing but the mercy of god to intercede, orval times all faces looked pale and discouraged. tuesday the 17th we are treated worse th

a metaphor for peery beano breached his white sox were a remnant of the decency but even a $10 late couldn't remove. [laughter] all right, enough of that. i guess this is a tell-all book. maybe i should tell running for office and i've got everything out there i am going to run for reelection again. the problem is as a republican i would have to have an affair to run these days and i love my wife too deeply. [laughter] i don't know what's happening to the republicans. it must be something in the water. i did run for office in the state of nevada. it was one of this citizen legislators that served one term and was gone. i guess that is the way many thought. it's a good time like a bill rational state but i was a flash in the pan. one of the reasons why i quit and i will bounce around here, you will have to read and by the book to get it in chronological order was i came to the conclusion while all were for children or teenagers that someone could probably fill my seat in the assembly but not my shoes as a father so i turn my back on the assembly after good experiences some of you first readin

i watched peery maysan every week with my dad and my mom and my brother and we watched the clock when we knew there was two minutes to the half hour that the murderer would stand up and confess. it was a great show. and it amazes me that you wanted to become a prosecutor based on the show because, in a perry mason, the prosecutor, burger, lost every week. [laughter] with one exception to which we will get to later. [laughter] but i think that says something about your determination to defy the odds. and while you're watching perry mason in the south bronx with your mom and your brother, i was watching perry mason in suburban minneapolis with my folks and my brother of the united states supreme court. i think that's pretty cool. [laughter] as i said in my opening statement, i see these proceedings both as a way to take a judgment of you and any nominee suitable for the high court, but also as a way for americans to learn about the court and its impact on their lives. right now people are getting more and more of their information on the internet. we are getting newspapers and televisio