All historical references, especially American history
The Greatest Talk-Radio Host of all time, Rush Limbaugh, died a year ago today, February 17, 2021. I mourn his passing every single day. He will be remembered forever on my personal blog at RushBabe49.com. As quotes of the day, I have chosen some of my favorite quotes from the Great MahaRushie, Truth Detector, Doctor …
Continue reading Quotes and Praise for My Hero, the Great Rush Limbaugh
This week, I'll be starting at home, to capture some interesting objects around me. The first one is an empty bottle. Now, the bottle itself is unremarkable, a simple screw-top container. It's the labels on the bottle, which describe the contents, that make it interesting. A few years ago, a coworker of my husband came …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #182: Interesting Objects
The unfortunate year of 2021 is almost at its close, and I wish to recount many of the goings-on which have made it so unfortunate. From shortly after the new year made its appearance, and through the entire year, the populace in America has been subjected to unrelenting tyranny, from both the political and medical …
Continue reading 2021, a year of Destruction, Tyranny, and Inexpressible Loss in America
I love to see man-made and natural objects lighted at night. In fact, one of the very first signs that humans were evolving into social, technological creatures, was the mastery of fire. Very early humans could not advance until they were able to harness fire, for cooking, warmth, and light. This mastery is the very …
Did you know that the government of Germany has approved "assisted suicide" or the correct term, Euthanasia? And with Germany's recent history in mind, that makes the idea of medical professionals, (whose Hippocratic Oath demands that they "First, do no harm"), being directed to help people to die, even more horrific than it already is. A …
My first entry for this week's challenge tells a sad story, one that is still being written all over the world. Each one of those empty, surplus chairs from June of 2020 was from the desk of a person, an employee who contributed to the success of an aerospace manufacturer. Every empty chair represents an …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #176: One photo, one story
Just where, you ask, can you find accurate history and the Truth, in these days of fake news and doctored history? You can find almost everything you need at Hillsdale College, and most of it is absolutely free. Yes, I said “Free”. Let’s start with Hillsdale’s most valuable contribution to the citizens of the United …
This week, I want to start with a design in Nature that is ubiquitous, among things animate and inanimate. When the Original Designer finds a scheme that is simple, elegant, and effective, He tends to employ that design across species and materials. That Original Design is "branching". This is the scheme used in the …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #174: Shapes and Designs
For the past month, my email has produced notifications, from the EIB Network which was built by Rush Limbaugh, that the Limbaugh Letter would be produced for the final time in October. Each month, since Hubby and I merged households in 2003, we have received our Limbaugh Letter in the mail. Every issue was chock-full …
Continue reading This hurts. The news that my Hero, Rush Limbaugh, is well and truly gone.
Salute to our military veterans, and my co-worker, Juan.
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