This week, there have been many stories in the so-called "mainstream media" about the use of Ivermectin to treat people suffering from the Wuhan Coronavirus. The headlines scream "Do not use Ivermectin to treat Covid!!!!". Or they scream "Poison Control Centers all across America are getting calls about Ivermectin Overdoses!!!". However, if you actually read …
When we make spaghetti at our house, the Engineer Husband is responsible for cooking the pasta. I am responsible for making the sauce. Mr. Engineer carefully measures out the noodles, according to what, I have no idea. But he did create a rather nice piece of temporary art.
In 2020, the Washington State Fair in Puyallup (pronounced Pew-al-up), was canceled, like everything else, due to Covid. This year, the Almighty Dictatorial Health Nazis in Olympia and Tacoma "let" it go on. Albeit with a Mask Mandate, requiring that all fair-goers wear a mask, indoors and out, regardless of vaccination status. What did that …
Continue reading A fun and interesting day at the Washington State Fair
Thanks very much to Sofia, who echoes what I always tell my friends, photographers or not. I make a habit of looking up, wherever I am. Most people, when they are in a city, walk or drive along looking forward, or down at their phones (which is dangerous!). I suggest that they take their eyes …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #164: Looking Up/Down
One issue of the Wall Street Journal proves, in two articles, that RushBabe49 is one smart cookie. My readers will know that I am totally against the governments of the world basically requiring car-makers to build and sell electric cars, deeming them "zero-emission" and the only way to stop "global warming", or "climate change", or …
The Washington State Fair, or "The Puyallup Fair", as it is widely known, starts this Friday, September 3, and runs to the end of September. I just purchased our admission tickets online this afternoon, and they are good for any day. We are going on Saturday. Hours after I bought our tickets, I learned from …
In the past week, we have been reminded of this fact in more ways than one. First, we received in the mail, a notice from the company which provides our auto and condo insurance. The notice tells us that we can expect a sizable rate increase when it is time for us to renew our …
Continue reading The State of Washington is doing whatever it can to push residents to move away.
When I go for a walk in a scenic location (or even just around my neighborhood), I try to pay attention to my surroundings. I live six blocks away from my local Costco store, so if I just want to pick up a prescription, I walk there and back. [let me put in a pitch …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #163: Keep Walking
According to local radio host Jason Rantz (on KTTH), in Seattle and King County, more people are dying of drug overdosesthan are dying of Covid, even with the increasing infections due to the “Delta variant”. The so-called human-services department actually encourages drug addicts to stay addicted, by supplying them with unlimited supplies of clean needles …
Continue reading What causes more deaths in Seattle? Covid, or drug overdoses?
Thanks to my friend Joe Messerli over at PoliticallyIncorrectHumor.com (make sure you visit), for three of the very best memes I have seen, all on the same day! The first two are in regards to Terrorism. Fellow Conservatives, never fear, they will come for you, too. Be prepared. The next one is on the subject …
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