My readers will know that I'm a big Harry Potter fan. I have read all the books, including the "text books"; seen, and own, all the movies; and been a member of Pottermore (now Wizarding World) since its inception. I love the entire Wizarding universe JK Rowling made up out of whole cloth (with some …
Continue reading Some anomalies in Harry Potter’s Wizarding World
With the New Lockdown of the State of Washington, how many Businesses and Restaurants have you RUINED today? How many Families have you torn apart? How many Suicides have you initiated today? How much State Tax Revenue have you destroyed today? How much additional drug use have you initiated today? And, tell me, Who Gave …
Continue reading Damn You, Jay Inslee, Part Three. Damn You to Hell.
"Visit Seattle", its tourism promotion organization, has a press release out today. That press release states that it supports the State Dictator's so-called "travel advisory", which urges out-of-state visitors to self-quarantine for 14 days upon arrival. So far, this is only an advisory, but many locals expect it to become another Rule by Decree from …
Continue reading Seattle Tourism Promotion Organization supports its own demise
I am copying this article found on the KOMO Seattle Web Site, so I can comment on each part. Comments will be in Green. The title of the story is "72% of Washingtonians say they wear a mask as coronavirus cases surge across the state". According to the University of Washington's Institute for Health Metrics …
Continue reading Mask-wearing Redux: The Sheep Look Up (to their masters in government)
This is the letter I just sent off to the editors of the Wall Street Journal. My respect for their paper, and now, their editors, has been lowered a few notches. Dear Editors:We supporters of President Donald Trump, and the President himself, have, for the past four years been slimed, de-platformed, tortured, slammed, fired from …
Continue reading My letter to the Editors of the Wall Street Journal
I have always been an individual optimist. When I was is psychology graduate school, I read in one of my textbooks a phrase which has carried me through many trials and tribulations in life. A famous psychologist said: When things look bad, and getting worse, "The world will not come to an end if..." should …
Continue reading Lens Artists Photo challenge #122: The Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow
It's a pity that the vast majority of the residents of my state of Washington do not. They voted overwhelmingly to continue to be the slaves of the State, both the National and the local. They voted their State Dictator into an unprecedented third term. They even enthusiastically purchase their own chains of slavery (masks), …
An aphorism is defined as: 'a terse saying embodying a general truth, or astute observation, as “Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely” (Lord Acton).' Rush Limbaugh's list of Aphorisms is called "24 Undeniable Truths of Life". I have come up with some aphorisms of my own, mostly through observation, reading, and thought. …
Our people get together to support our candidate: Massive lines form ahead of Trump rally in North Carolina Vs Their people get together to support their candidate: Biden holds his biggest rally yet. What their people have wrought in society: Vs what our people have wrought in society. St. Joseph Polish Catholic Church, Camden, NJ …
Last night, we watched "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown", a movie made in the 1960s. Linus insists that the Great Pumpkin will arise out of the pumpkin patch and bring toys to all good kids. While he and Sally are waiting around in the pumpkin patch, the other kids are having a fun Halloween …
Continue reading How things have changed: Pumpkin carving then, and now.
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