In your rambles through print media, online media, or social media, do you see ads again and again that make you wish you could un-see them? Are there ads you are sick and tired of seeing every day with zero changes? Well there are a couple of ads which I literally see nearly every day …
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My friend Bryan G. Stephens is a mental health and management professional in Georgia. The following excellent essay was originally posted on Ricochet.com. Welcome, Bryan! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Morality in society is driven by what is possible. I can use many examples, but I am going to focus on three: Slavery Child Labor Women’s Equality The best …
Continue reading Guest Blogger: Bryan G. Stephens on Technology Driving Moral Development
Like Tina, I am no flower expert, so I often don't know what a flower is called when I see it. But I always try to get photos of new flowers, and new versions of old ones. I think that my very favorite flower is the azalea that my real estate agent gave me for …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #221: Favorite Flowers
I saw the news this morning, that Robbie Coltrane, the actor who played Rubeus Hagrid, Keeper of Keys and Grounds at Hogwarts in the eight Harry Potter movies, had passed away. This makes me very sad, and I'm sure I speak for all my Harry Potter fan readers. The first movie, which I saw just …
Whenever I am photographing something I like, I always take multiple shots from different angles and distances. A pleasing subject is often pleasing in numerous ways. Take the beautiful vase of flowers my husband sent me for Valentine's Day this year. It had so many different flowers, different colors, and different angles, I just had …
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Not many today. Yesterday at the local mall. October 2021. Here's the Link to Terri's Original Post.
On the KOMO Web site today, October 5, 2022, there is a headline that reads: Money Magazine rates King County third-best place to live in the country. Now, the Pacific Northwest does have the ideal climate in America, in my most humble Seattle-native opinion, so that's one thing in King County's favor. However, these other …
Continue reading Has anyone from Money Magazine actually visited King County?
Kids today are not educated, but indoctrinated in Leftist ideology, which says that Capitalism is evil and oppressive, while Socialism is good, and involves people sharing what they have earned. And Government will give you what you need, with no strings attached. The meme above, and the one below, are just priceless. That's all I …
Maybe it's only me, but I seem to see a lot of news stories about bad things happening to people in cities recently. Like the street crime in Chicago and New York City; homeless drug addicts attacking walkers on Venice Beach in California; and AntiFa attacking drivers stopped at traffic lights in Portland, Oregon. Aside …
Continue reading Sunday Stills: Dilapidated, desolate places and things
A Ricochet friend posted the above meme on Facebook this week. Facebook actually fact-checked it, and labeled it "False Information"! Now, I'm sure my readers are much smarter than that, and can immediately tell that it is humorous. It obviously makes fun of the emails that used to be very common in our in-boxes, from …
Continue reading Not only can the Left not tolerate humor, they cannot even recognize it!
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