This post is copied over from X/Twitter for those readers who do not wish to join. Link at the end of the quoted post. I am continually amazed at how Dustin took on the government behemoth, and has stuck with it for so long. Everyone needs to know about this, as the scandal involves the …
Hello, Readers. Below is the next chapter of the Farm Credit Scandal, chronicled by Ag Attorney and Rancher, Dustin Kittle. X/Twitter link after the article. Once again, I am copying this in full for my readers who prefer not to join X/Twitter. Please pass this along to your friends and neighbors who might not be …
Continue reading Chapter Four: Dustin Kittle vs Farm Credit Admin: Crickets
THE NEXT CHAPTER: “DALLAS PACKED HIS SUITCASE” — Barack Obama, then a junior United States Senator from Illinois, announced his candidacy for President in February 2007. Barack Obama never lacked for charisma, polish, or charm — but his Achilles’ heel, so it seemed, on the national stage, was how he related to those outside of …
Continue reading The Next Chapter in the Dustin Kittle vs Farm Credit Chronicle
Here is the next installment of Dustin's story. Copied in its entirety, and X link at bottom. I wish it was not the case but we need your help as we take this fight to five law firms, with that including regional, national and even international law firms — as well as an international PR …
Continue reading The Second Installment of Dustin Kittle’s Farm Credit Scandal story
Hello Readers. Beginning today, I will be re-publishing posts by Lawyer and Rancher Dustin Kittle, detailing his fight with the US Department of Agriculture, and its Farm Credit agency (the primary backer of loans to American farmers and ranchers). Dustin has a ranch in Santa Fe, Tennessee, where he grows crops and breed livestock, and …
All the individual blooms on my Birthday Orchid are connected by the branches from which they spring. My birthday was in mid-April, and I have taken photos of it from then until now, watching all the individual blossoms open from buds. This was the day I received it, at the hotel where Hubby and I …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #303: Connections
My 75th birthday was a little over a month ago. A very good friend gave me a beautiful orchid plant, and its many flowers have been gradually opening up. The first photo below is from the day I got it. Only a couple of the flowers were open. And here are photos I took last …
Last night, the world was alight, in more ways than one. Twitter was full to the brim with posts showing the Aurora, caused by a huge solar storm, from all over the globe, North and South (Aurora Australis), East and West. In the US, members from Montana to Alabama posted photos and videos of bright …
Continue reading An Aurora Borealis Story, with a side of Sunset
Well, he doesn't actually call himself that, but I will. He is an excellent bird photographer, and has his own Bird Club for his followers to join. He lives in Somerset, in England, so his birds might be new to you. https://twitter.com/CarlBovisNature/status/1788544463264010460 Below are more examples of his work. If you are on Twitter/X, I …
Continue reading The people you meet on Twitter: Carl Bovis the Bird Guy
I just love patterns, both in nature and man-made. I'll often photograph a chair with an interesting upholstery pattern, or even a piece of furniture, like the bench below. I spotted this on a walk through downtown Bellevue, Washington last week. It's remarkable how you can actually bend slices of wood into undulations not normally …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #296: Abstract
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