And, believe me, I am not exaggerating when I say Pope is in charge of civilizational ruin. I am publishing Amy Mek's post here in its entirety, because everyone needs to see this, and know what is taking place daily on American soil (yes, the UN headquarters is still in New York City). I will …
In a demonstrably awful world, we all need some humor. Here are some humorous Christmas items I have collected. First, some fun from my favorite, Simon's Cat: Cat vs Tree https://twitter.com/SimonsCat/status/2000908266310611246?s=20 https://twitter.com/SimonsCat/status/2001634300119146770?s=20 One last Reindeer: Who knows the song? And Santa has his own set of issues at Christmas, this year maybe more than most. …
Continue reading Merry (Happy, laugh, guffaw) Christmas! Holiday fun, for a nice timeline cleanse.
This November post on the Steyn OnLine site is a wide-ranging look at and commentary on the increasingly insane culture of the West in the present time. ~Apparently, some twenty-five per cent of the Internet was inaccessible for much of the day - including (depending where you were) significant parts of the Steyn empire. Get …
Continue reading Guest-Author Day, Part Two: Mark Steyn on the Shrinking of the Horizon
I hadn't really thought much about this mostly-urban phenomenon, but this explanation brings together a myriad of influences on the young adults who populate cities and some suburbs. See if this rings true to you. Link to original article at the end, which shows the Reddit post that the author is responding to. The “DoorDash …
Nope, the title is not a typo. Western Washington has the nickname Pacific North-Wet since we get a fair amount of rainfall in fall and winter. Not the kind of deluges you see on the East Coast where the heavens open and everything is soaked through in moments. Just a steady light rain, where you …
This past weekend was a good one for posts on Ancient Egypt. My readers will know that I have been on an "Ancient Egypt" kick for a while now, and that I am listening to the Egyptian History Podcast, which is just wonderful. Here are a couple of good posts that showed up for me. …
Continue reading Here’s your dose of Egyptian History for the week.
Having been keeping track for over a year of the unpleasant changes happening all over Europe, I present this excellent introduction to a brave Dutch politician who is literally risking everything he has, including his life, to warn Europeans of their peril from advancing barbarian Islam. Thanks to Amy Mek on X for her excellent …
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!
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