My readers will know that I am a Trump supporter. I admire the President, and much of what he has accomplished in office. I'm not shy about wearing my Trump gear everywhere I go. If you have been paying attention this year, you might have been hearing from DemocRats and their minions that they have …
Continue reading Should we Conservative Trump supporters fear for our lives next year?
Since 1993, I have used the software program The Print Shop. It is a simple, versatile, desktop publishing program which allows the user to make professional-looking signs, greeting cards, brochures, and labels. When I purchased my very first home computer, The Print Shop was the first piece of software I got, and it was excellent. …
Continue reading I am Beyond Angry with Software MacKiev, Publisher of The Print Shop(R)
It should be well-known by now that every single government infectious-disease expert in the Universe has described the traditional Thanksgiving holiday as a potential "super-spreader" event. Most governments have strongly warned citizens against visiting their relatives and sitting in their numbers around the groaning table. Every one demands that you stay home this Thanksgiving, eating …
Continue reading Thanksgiving in Time of Covid (You vs Government)
Our yard this week has been a bird madhouse. We have had flocks of bushtits, a rufous-sided towhee, black-capped and chestnut-backed chickadees, a Bewick's wren, red-breasted nuthatch, and juncos. And who should put in an early appearance? Our Townsend's Warbler! He usually doesn't arrive until late December. Sorry for the reflections, but the picture was …
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
Finally, I'm getting around to doing the last big post from our trip to South Dakota in September. The last time we were in Montana, in 2017, the sky was filled with smoke from multiple wildfires, and all our plans to explore Glacier Park with our Ricochet friends had to be cancelled. Both ends of …
If you read the post just below this one, you will get an idea of what is happening on the "Dictator Rules by Decree to Prevent Spread of Wuhan Coronavirus" front, here in Washington State. The news is almost all bad, for liberty-loving citizens and businesses. Today, however, a glimmer of good news showed up. …
Continue reading Encouraging news on the Liberty front in Washington State (with caveats)
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.
I wondered what to do for Milestone Post Number 800 on my blog, and shortly thereafter was presented with the perfect answer! Now, my readers know that I live in the Pacific Northwest, Everett, Washington to be exact. Our immediate neighborhood is nothing unusual-just a pretty normal subdivision. However, our yard is not like the …
"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
