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To answer Rox’s question (sort of). three Presidents were elected to serve in the Legislature after their Presidency. John Quincy Adams returned to the House of Representatives and was known for his fight against slavery. In fact, Adams suffered a stroke on the House floor after voting against giving honors to Mexican-American War.
Andrew Johnson was elected to the U.S. Senate. But in most cases he treated as a pariah, due to his impeachment.
John Tyler was elected to serve in the House of Representatives in the Confederate Congress, but passed away before serving in this body.
Since Adams was a Secretary of State before becoming President, and both Tyler and Johnson served as Vice Presidents before the passing of their predecessor, I think this may answer that question.
Widge-
re: Dean Koontz
While I completely agree with you that koontz is pretty much garbage, Lightning was good, but have you tried reading Odd Thomas? The Odd Thomas books are, overall, pretty damn good. The first one is absolutely amazing, and the others, while nto as good, are still a cut above the way Koontz normally writes. He unfortunately can’t keep the Koontzness out of the voice, and sometimes slips into the pretentious over-writing that makes me loathe him so much, but for the most part, I like them. At least, read the first one. The first one is great.
Also.
While on the subject of misremembering past tv shows, and since you touched very very briefly on Mr Rogers, that, in turn, reminded me of something that I swear happened, but which no one that I have ever EVER talked to remembers, and of which I can find no proof on the internet ever actually happened. I speak, of course, about the arrival of The Purple Panda.
Trolley came out of the tunnel into the Land of Make-Believe, and went around the castle, and into the other castle, and suddenly backed out, ding-a-linging madly. The other characters looked at him and asked what was wrong, and then looked toward the exit tunnel WHERE A GIANT PURPLE PAW WAS REACHING OUT OF THE ILLIMITABLE DARKNESS AND CLAWING ITS WAY OUT.
No one else remembers that, so, I guess- does anyone who might be reading this remember the Purple Panda?
-M
I have not, though after Strangers I would need to do a lot of drinking before I cracked open another Koontz.
Purple Panda sounds freakin’ amazing. Here’s a thought: have you thought of pinging the site Kindertrauma with your question on that? It’s right up their alley…
Widge – totally agree with you on Walking Dead. I’m getting really disappointed with the season (and This Sorrowful Life didn’t help matters).
Also – I triple dog dare you to sing Muskrat Love during a Make the Bad Men Stop panel at DragonCon. Triple. Dog. Dare.
I have not.
I’ve never even heard of Kindertrauma. I’m definitely looking that up instead of going to sleep like I should be doing right now.
Thank you!
-M
If I’ve robbed you of sleep, then my work here is done…
Carol: If that indeed should happen at a panel, then you will have full responsibility for the chaos that ensues.