Jenny Davidson: Boy, 8, writes amusing non-apology note to brother

The award for the cutest note of the week goes to eight-year-old Zachary, for this amusing non-apology letter to his brother Ben.

It explains how he meant to actually hit a poor boy named Chris with a pair of flying scissors and also features an imaginative see-saw graph to show how much he actually loves Ben.

The classic note was recently posted on Facebook by Zachary’s mother, Jenny Davidson, who found it during a clear out, according to the Huffington Post.

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Jenny Davidson: Boy, 8, writes amusing non-apology note to brother

George Will: Obama"s Thoughts On The Difficulties Of Big Government "Highly Amusing"

GEORGE WILL: The education of this president is a protracted and often amusing process as it was this week. As he continues to alight upon the obvious with a sense of profound and original discovery, he’s alighting on what is obvious to governors. This is really why governors more often than Senators as president.

The president is saying the trouble with big government is that it’s so darn big. And like a lot of other big organisms, dinosaurs spring to mind, is it has a simple nervous system. It’s sporadic. It’s governed by inertia and it’s hard to move. This from a man who’s devoted his life to increasing the power of government as an instrument of the redistribution of income because government is wiser than markets at that. It’s as I say, highly amusing.

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George Will: Obama"s Thoughts On The Difficulties Of Big Government "Highly Amusing"