Flight means different things to different people, and it can signify many modes of travel. But it's always travel. Both my husband and I worked in the aerospace industry, before we lost our jobs to the government shutdowns last year. He worked for "big airframer company" for 40 years. When a brand new model was …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #144: Taking Flight
Most of us are well aware that YouTube, its parent, Google, and other Big Tech companies have been quite blatant about their censorship of non-leftist voices. Those voices include doctors, scientists, and politicians who don't toe the Leftist, Government-approved line. An especially egregious example of this censorship took place recently. An op-ed in the Wall …
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The first Police Officer is a 26-year veteran of the department, with an excellent record. This Police Officer made a traffic stop, of a vehicle with expired license tabs. When the Officer ran the plates through the criminal justice database, the Officer discovered that the driver of the vehicle had an outstanding arrest warrant for …
I come from a family with a history of bad teeth. Both parents had bad teeth. When I was a kid, I had braces, and did not take good care of my teeth, so when they came off, my mouth was riddled with cavities. When I was about 9, one of my permanent teeth was …
Author and philosopher Ayn Rand first said the above aphorism, A is A. Her meaning is that a Thing is a Thing, in reality, and easily observable. The Reality in question today is: There are Two Sexes. Male and Female. Nature's God designed Humans this way, in order that they could combine and perpetuate the …
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On the way out for dinner this evening, I was able to capture two photos that I would have missed were it not for my trusty iPhone in my purse. The first one was taken at a stop light, when I looked across the street, I saw the flowering trees. Roll down window, whip out …
The last time Hubby and I made a trip to our favorite Asian grocery store, Uwajimaya, we saw an item on the shelf that we had not noticed before, and decided to try it. The item is a somewhat "instant" noodle mix that makes a Singapore Curry. We tried it, and it was just wonderful! …
I got lucky, having been born in April, just when the flowers are blooming, temperatures are slowly warming, and the chorus frogs are in full voice in the pond across the street. Our backyard is starting to look more like a garden and less like a bare field. The birds are back at our feeders, …
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In the State of Washington, our Dictator, Jay Inslee (AKA Dimslee) is concerned that Covid "cases" are rising so quickly that he might be "forced" to move three counties from his arbitrary "Phase 3" back to his arbitrary "Phase 2" restrictions next week. Now, as I recall, a Virus is so small that, not only …
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I first saw this story on Fox News, and it was very interesting, so I went to find a better description, and I did locate a fascinating story on BBC. Just late last year, a team of archaeologists uncovered signs of a city, near the town of Luxor in the Egyptian Valley of the Kings. …
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