With the FBI on the trail of the former President, parents deemed to be "Domestic Terrorists", the cost of everything skyrocketing, and trespassers in The People's House still rotting in the DC Jail for over a year, I think these reflect what is truly happening. Do not read, or believe, anything published or broadcast by …
These words are found in the second paragraph of our Declaration of Independence. Read them, memorize them, because they may be useful in what is coming in our now Banana Republic country. We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable …
So we need some new cat memes, and photos. First, here's Kikyo taking over the unmade bed. Remember this one? And some new ones. The above is especially relevant around here right at the moment. From last June, when it was over 100 here. Help! Kitten Invasion!! Happy International Cat Day! Pet your kitties, and …
I warned you a while back that the DemocRats were dead set on hounding President Donald Trump until he is either dead or imprisoned. I pointed out how, in the past, Rush Limbaugh was right when he said: We don't go after our ex-presidents. We allow them to retire in peace. And I told you …
I gave this one a lot of thought. I'm a rank amateur, and I mostly take photos and video with my iPhone. I looked back at what subjects I most like to photograph, and that mean the most to me. I decided that waterfalls and fountains are among my most favorite subjects. I believe that …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #211: My Photographic “Groove”
All the houses in our detached-condo neighborhood have received new roofs in the past year. This week, the last homes are getting their new tops. The roofers had to take a week off, because the temperatures were in the 90s, but they were finishing up the job this week. The truck delivering materials to the …
Every year, the last weekend in July is the Bellevue Arts and Crafts Fair. For 2020 and 2021, the fair was not held, due to the onerous Covid restrictions by the Dictator of Washington State. The Fair was back this year, and just as wonderful as always. Sponsored by the Bellevue Arts Museum, parts of …
Continue reading Bellevue Arts and Crafts Fair-Back after two years off
I just finished reading my first-edition, first-impression copy of John Philip Sousa’s autobiography. It was published in 1928 by Hale, Cushman, and Flint of Boston. Its subtitle is Recollections of Men, Women, and Music. The book itself is in very good shape, for nearly 100 years old. Its paper is a bit fragile and yellowed, …
Continue reading Book Report: “Marching Along”, by John Philip Sousa
I have a friend who just started his own WordPress blog, and in a comment on his new site, I told him that everybody has to start somewhere. Which is true. We should cut new bloggers, new students, and new businesses a lot of slack, since newbies often make mistakes, If they learn from their …
Once again, I looked up from typing on my computer, and found my fierce guard-cat in the doorway, keeping me safe from any intruders. She does have a full set of very sharp "points" on those paws, so beware of trying to pick her up if she doesn't want to.
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