Back in August of 2013, I wrote a post on this blog entitled "I do not understand "gay pride". Below is the entire post. Why would you be proud of being perverted? Why would you be proud of engaging in behavior that is antithetical to the survival of the human race? I stand by that …
Continue reading Repost with updates: Now, there’s an entire month: “Pride Month”?
Some of my most relaxing times have been on cruises, sitting on my balcony with a book, or on the rail on the aft Promenade deck, watching and listening to the water go by. North Pacific Ocean, 2018 Sea and Sky, off Mexico 2018 Honolulu, 2018 Wake, North Pacific, 2018 Between Canada and the Pacific …
Continue reading Wordless Wednesday, on Thursday: Traveling back to Ocean-cruise time
When I bought my house in June of 2000, my real estate agent gave me a nice azalea plant. I planted it outside my front door. Today, that azalea is 22 years old. Here's just a taste of what it looks like today. Stay tuned for more photos of this bush in the coming days. …
In our yard, we have some Japanese Maple trees. The one that came first, when I bought my house in June of 2000, started out small. When we got married and my husband moved in with me in 2003, he dubbed it "Fluffy". Here is Fluffy in three seasons. In Spring and Summer, its leaves …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #201: Three of a Kind
Two bad it couldn't be Tuesday. Friday will have to do. First of all, two mushrooms in the back yard. Next, inside. Two special teacups. We had our wedding dinner at Izumi Japanese Restaurant, and the owners gave us these teacups, which we cherish. The letters in the open space center say the name of …
It seems that the Dictator of Washington State, and his Lieutenant Dictator have both tested positive for Covid-19. Both people have been fully-vaccinated and had their booster shots, just like their Overlords in the CDC recommended. Here is what he said: “I am experiencing very mild symptoms and am most glad I’m vaccinated and boosted,” …
In my life, the most important thing that starts with the letter "H" is Hillsdale. Ever since we found out about the College in Michigan, which teaches Classical values, Western Civilization, and the Liberal Arts, my husband and I have been big supporters of the small school which accepts NOT ONE PENNY of government money, …
My head is already spinning at this week's Fun Foto Challenge topic. Like this: Rides after dark and at twilight on the Santa Monica Pier. And this: Ferris wheel at the Washington State Fair. All the other rides go around in circles, too, don't they? Barrels of whisky at the Jack Daniels Distillery in Tennessee. …
Continue reading CFFC: Going around in circles, and leaning into the curves
This is a photo of the bumper of the car in front of me in the Starbucks drive-through this afternoon. It's quite a collection of Leftist and druggie sentiment. This is the first time I have ever seen someone admit to being a drug-user. I wonder what kind of people she associates with? Probably not …
Continue reading Mind (and character) in the gutter? You be the judge.
I will freely admit that our yard isn't quite as enticing (or as large) as Terri's is for birds, due to our many squirrels. We have one seed-feeder that's squirrel-proof, and two suet feeders. One suet feeder that would be easy for squirrels to get at, is always filled with hot-pepper suet, which the birds …
Continue reading Sunday Stills: Takin’ it Easy with my #Feathered Friends
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