Gone
Jason Kuznicki on Dec 24th 2006
I will most likely be away from the blog until January 3. Posts, on Ludwig von Mises and otherwise, will resume then.
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[...] And third, I was on vacation at the time Saddam Hussein was executed. Specifically I was spending the Christmas season with my family, whom I had not seen in years. What’s more, they were finally willing to meet my partner, and I spent every moment I had with him, with my parents, and with members of my extended family. I returned home five days after the execution, and by then it had already been noted both in this space and elsewhere. (I had thought the applause was already sufficient. Apparently I misjudged, and I guess “all” of you noticed. Can you please please clue me in on these things? “Psst — Jason, you’re not applauding loudly enough at a practice you think is probably barbaric!”) [...]