The press has been very active since early yesterday, registering and reacting to all the election results from around the country. Not only did the state of Virginia turn a lot redder (electing a new governor and state assembly members), but locally the Deepest Blue city of Seattle seems to have chosen a new City …
Continue reading Intriguing election results from November 2
For 50 years, the University Unitarian Church in Seattle put on a Handel’s Messiah Sing-along, Play-along on the day after Christmas. Yes, that’s 50 years! They packed the sanctuary to the rafters with singers and orchestra, and anyone could come and sing or play, just for the price of a ticket. The Messiah was a …
Since the State Patrol has just fired 127 of its employees for not bowing to the Dictator's CCP Virus vaccine mandate, highway help will be a little longer in coming if you need help on the roads. I was especially taken with the headline on the KOMO story: WSP Announces 127 firings following vaccine mandate …
Continue reading Don’t count on the Washington State Patrol for help
From the window over my desk at work, I can see two big oak trees, on the perimeter of the property. They show me if it's windy out, or calm, and their leaves are turning bright shades of gold. But I was struck by how different the two trees are from each other. The tree on …
Everyone should be aware of the two huge issues in the news lately. One is the cascade of "worker shortages" everywhere, from local bars and restaurants to big airlines, delivery services, and trucking lines. Everyone is having trouble hiring enough workers, now that things are opening up everywhere after government closures of businesses due to …
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Schadenfreude, anyone? It seems that the Facebook Empire was taken down today, probably by a hacker. From this story on the Fox News web site, all parts of the company, including Facebook, Instagram, and What'sApp, were completely unavailable today, all over the world. Rumors also have it that Facebook employees were prevented from entering their …
Continue reading Bad news for Facebook is good news for me (and probably for society)
My desk at my temp job is in front of a west-facing window. Ever since I started there in July, the afternoon sun bathes my desk in light. One day, I noticed my reading glasses right in the sunshine on my desk. They cast an interesting shadow, making an everyday object a piece of art.
The well-known total narcissism of ex-president Barack Hussein Obama, got some great feedback today, on the subject of his Personal Library in Chicago (NOT his official Presidential Library). It is not news that the Obama Steamroller flattened opposition from the neighborhood surrounding Jackson Park, to the decimation of numerous trees and other natural features which …
Continue reading Barack Hussein Obama, contributing to the ruination of his adopted city, Chicago
Twenty years ago, on September 11, 2001, a band of Islamic terrorists wrought havoc on our homeland of America. They hijacked commercial airliners, and flew them into the World Trade Center in New York, the Pentagon in Washington DC, and, due to the courage of the passengers, into a field in Pennsylvania. Everyone alive today …
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