Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #259: Unbound

So, this week's challenge mentions once-in-a-lifetime events.  Visiting an erupting volcano is about as once-in-a-lifetime as it gets!  On our cruise to Hawaii in 2018, we were treated to an after-dark experience when the cruise ship hovered about a mile offshore the Big Island of Hawaii, and we get all the sensations of a volcano …

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New Dispatch from the Seattle Dystopia

Since the All-Star Games have come and gone, and all the homeless have returned to the area around the stadia in south downtown Seattle, we have the usual summer reports.  The Capitol Hill Block Party was going on recently, and it had its usual amount of mayhem.  In case you were not aware, Capitol Hill …

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Ashamed and Angry, in Equal Measure: My letter to the Editors of the Wall Street Journal

This afternoon, I dashed off a long letter to the editors of the Wall Street Journal, of which I have been a subscriber since 1991.  I am angry at them for all the news they have been ignoring, news that is extremely alarming for this country.  I would love to hear the thoughts of my …

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Treason in the White House

In the last couple of weeks, there have been a couple of big stories in our news (our news being Conservative, accurate news sources, not the lying mainstream media) involving the first family, the Biden's.  The story of the bag of cocaine found somewhere around the most secure building in the world has continued to …

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Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #258: Fences

A fence can be a simple working device to keep people or animals out of a space like a backyard or a pasture.  This interesting fence is on the perimeter of an airport.  I thought it looked beautiful in the snow. They are more "barriers", but here in the Pacific Northwest there are "Sound Fences" …

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Fed up with the Wall Street Journal

Once again, the young leftists writing the news stories in the Journal just have to get in a dig at America.  In an article about the riots in France, brought about "After Police Kill Teenager" (get the headline-you have to read more to know that the teenager in question fled from a traffic stop), they …

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Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #257: Simplicity

I have always liked to take photos of simple scenes, since I do most of my photography outdoors.  On our way out to dinner this evening, I looked up and found the most beautiful sky, covered with the puffy white clouds you often see in stock photos.  Right above our heads! And the tree in …

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Fantastic Fourth-Fireworks on Independence Day 2023

As we usually do, Hubby and I headed over to the Bellevue Downtown Park for the Independence Day fireworks show.  The park was wall-to-wall people, blankets, and tents. And that was only in one direction!  People, dogs, kids, and vendors made themselves comfortable with their picnics and drinks, waiting for the big show to start …

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THE BAGGIE OF COCAINE FOUND IN THE WHITE HOUSE BELONGS TO HUNTER BIDEN

Don't let the lying, scheming, covering-up-for-the-Biden-Crime Family Media bamboozle you.  The headline of this post is the truth.  Joe has been covering up for his dissolute son's drug use, employment of prostitutes, and money-laundering for many years.  Don't expect him to stop now.  Don't give in the the government gaslighting. Video came out today, showing …

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