Yes, Invaded. A veritable army of Illegal Aliens is even now massing along our Southern Border, ready to flood across the bridges, and across the Rio Grande River, the minute Title 42 restrictions expire this Thursday. Enacted during the Covid "emergency" by the Trump administration, and maintained until now, they allow illegal border-crossers to be …
Continue reading Did you know that the United States homeland is about to be invaded?
Here are some interesting tweets from today. I am having all sorts of fun with Twitter, and learning a lot. Thanks to Elon Musk for buying the platform and returning it to being a real public square with no censorship. https://twitter.com/GallopingGaye/status/1654279848938856450?s=20 Please. everyone, share this far and wide. https://twitter.com/Real1RipWheeler/status/1654143980345466886?s=20 Running for Governor in 2024. Ferguson …
Yesterday I took a break at work, and went for a walk in the wooded area on the south side of the business park. Here are photos. The path in front of me The path behind me Big log covered with moss We live in an old temperate rain forest, so most trees get a …
And I use the word Reign on purpose. Below are links to stories in the local news today, to illustrate the effects of one-party rule in Washington State. Two Men Killed in Cal Anderson Park shooting identified. Growing Illegal Encampment spotted along I-5 Near U District. Encampment takes over site of former Beacon Hill Burger …
Continue reading Jay Inslee’s Washington State. The results of a Twelve-Year Reign.
This will just be a quickie. On Sunday, as it happens, we took a little road trip up US Highway 20 to North Cascades National Park. It's still pretty early in the year, and the highway isn't fully open yet. But it was open as far as our favorite destination, the Diablo Lake Overlook. We …
Yes, it's that time of year again. The entire month of April is the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival. Due to the onerous Health Nazis instilling fear in the population, the Festival was canceled in 2020 and 2021, regardless of the fact that the festivities are all outdoors. This year, Mother Nature was not very cooperative, …
Thanks to my iPhone 13 Pro, I am now always ready with a camera, when a likely subject comes into view. It's fun to capture scenes that seem to just have been waiting for me to come along and capture them. I got this one at my local outlet mall. The display of old sewing …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #246: Still Life
A while ago, Jonathan Choe was let go from KOMO News because of his honest reporting on what has been happening in downtown Seattle, especially since the onerous Covid restrictions were initiated in 2020. He has been doing excellent work since then, posting on his Twitter account. The post below should be read in its …
Continue reading Welcome to Jay Inslee’s Seattle, with thanks to Jonathan Choe, Journalist
Bill 5599 passed the Legislature, and is on its way to the Dictator for his signature. This is the law that will allow children to run away from home, find shelter, and get "gender-affirming care" without their parents knowing (the state is forbidden to contact parents if the child says he does not want them …
Continue reading What the State of Washington plans for its residents. News and commentary.
We live in Western Washington, but one of my favorite environments has always been rural Eastern Washington. On this side of the Cascades, it's often wet and rainy, with gray cloudy skies for most of the fall and winter. Eastern Washington is much drier, with brown, rolling hills. Eastern Washington grows wheat, hops, and, increasingly, …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #245: Environments
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