What’s happening to Education under the Union/Democratic regime
Regardless of all the vote fraud that denied our President a second term, and regardless of all the DemocRat knives already out for us, we will not abandon President Trump and all that he stands for. We love America and its founders, and the founding principles upon which they began the Greatest Nation on God's …
Continue reading We the 75 Million will not abandon President Donald Trump
I have been a subscriber to the Wall Street Journal, both print and online editions since 1991. In the past week, I have come to doubt their editorial and news policies. We have been reminded that the News and Editorial parts of the Journal are entirely separate, and mostly that has been true. Since the …
In 1990, I made a major career change, after being a hospital pharmacy technician for ten years. It took me some time to decide what I wanted to be when I grew up, but I decided to go into the field of industrial Purchasing, and enrolled in a community college with a 2-year degree in …
Continue reading After 30 years, parting ways with the Institute for Supply Management
...a year of record-low unemployment, and job opportunities for ex-prisoners and black and other minority workers...until it wasn't. A year of thriving small businesses, after-work drinks at our favorite Chinese restaurant, and ample overtime work due to a full order book at my aerospace job...until it wasn't. Quite quickly, 2020 turned into the Annus Horribilis. …
Continue reading When I was 71, it was a Very Bad Year. The Year of “Closed” and “Canceled”
This week, KOMO-TV in Seattle released a documentary entitled Fight for the Soul of Seattle. Anyone living in or near Seattle should see this. Broadcaster Eric Johnson takes a tour of downtown Seattle, going over all the changes that have affected the city and its people over the past few years. Some of the video …
Continue reading An important documentary for all Pacific Northwesterners to watch
I've had a pretty long life, at age 71. I've been through two marriages, multiple careers, dozens of jobs, many layoffs, a fair amount of therapy, and years of education. This year, the Plague Year, has had its share of precious moments, especially, for me, those moments when I chose to defy the first actual …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #127: Precious Moments
This is what you can expect from a Biden administration. I hope you leftists are happy with what is coming. HIGHER TAXES: Business taxes will be increased, on all sizes of firms, which will lead to fewer new jobs created, and lower pay for current employees. Personal income taxes will be increased on high-earning individuals …
If you had a goal in mind for your life, and you engaged in certain actions to achieve that goal, and all those actions had no effect on reaching that goal, what would you do? Would you re-evaluate whether the goal was achievable at all, or would you simply persist in the same actions? Would …
Continue reading Tripling Down on Failure: Today’s news from Washington State
The Dictator of the State of Washington and his Infectious Disease Jailers were apoplectic about the residents of the state not 100% complying with their Orders for the population to Cancel Thanksgiving with their relatives. They are operating under the assumption that all residents who attended a Thanksgiving dinner with their families have been infected …
Here are some news items from the State of Washington, and the City of Seattle. Please note that the state and city are run by Leftists through and through. First, items relating to the Wuhan Coronavirus pandemic. Two weeks ago, our Dictator closed all state restaurants for inside dining, closed gyms, and reduced capacity allowed …
Continue reading Dispatch from Washington State: Doubling down on failure
