Thanksgiving is the quintessential American holiday. We remind ourselves of the benevolence of Almighty God in enabling us to live and thrive in what remains the Greatest Nation on God’s Green Earth. The United States of America is the first and only Nation on Earth that was founded on the Magnificent Principle that we were …
Nope, not trek or journey, but slog. For the last 15 or so years, I ate too much, too often, and the wrong things. Since every tooth in my mouth is a sweet tooth, a fair amount of sweets passed my lips most days. How I usually thought-these were my downfall! I didn't quite blow …
I love Transportation, in all its forms. It started with my summer job when I was in college, working in the Traffic Department (in charge of shipping and receiving) at the Ford Motor Company Seattle Parts Depot in south Seattle. I worked there three years in a row, and I loved learning about the modes …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #374: On the Move!
Polish kids in a Christmas performance in church. Everyone in this video is happy. By the end, you will be too. https://twitter.com/radiogenoa/status/1987450893063553087?s=46&t=AkJV8dX_RyhUKPG8uj0KNQ
This article for us Mark Steyn Cub members relates very well how today's so-called Feminists have stopped supporting ordinary women, ignoring the total degradation of "asylum-seekers" who rape women and girls all over Europe. Leftists are Leftist First, everything else later, including feminist. ~I'm old enough to remember when stand-up comedians did rape jokes. Not …
New York City, with the highest concentration of Jews outside the State of Israel, this week elected a Muslim Communist Mayor. It is said that 30% of Jewish New Yorkers voted in favor of a Jew-hater to run the financial capital of America. Statistics show also that over 80% of all young voters (almost 90% …
Well, Tina has chosen the perfect season for this topic, things that don't last! Changing skies and fall colors definitely are ephemeral! In my back yard, I have three Japanese Maple trees. Starting in mid-October, their foliage goes through two transitions, sometimes almost overnight. They start out green, and gradually turn from maroon to bright …
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Last week we had a wind and rainstorm, and I saw photos posted by a weather guy, of Snoqualmie Falls in flood conditions. So, since this afternoon was sunny, we drove up to see what we could see. Snoqualmie Falls in full flood This is just the top of the falls. All that water falling …
Contrary to popular belief, X is not just political and cat videos. There are thousands of accounts that provide interesting and informative stories about historical figures and movements, from all over the world. I follow dozens of people who post enlightened information about people and places that I was totally unaware of before. Here is …
I feared that the recent winds would have brought down all the colorful leaves from the trees around here. But, happily, I was wrong! Yesterday I took a short walk around my house and found some bright colors still hanging around (literally!). Let’s start with our own backyard. We have three Japanese maple trees, which …
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