That headline is from a Fox News article about Tatiana Schlossberg, daughter of Caroline Kennedy. It tells the story of how Tatiana was diagnosed with leukemia in May of 2024. Here's a quote from the article. The 35-year-old said she was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia, with a rare mutation called Inversion 3, soon after the …
Continue reading Heartbreaking story. JFK granddaughter reveals she has terminal cancer. At age 35.
Found on X, a parent's experience of her elementary-age son's school band experience, expanded to the entire public school environment. We are all aware that public school teachers are heavily Leftist, and this definitely shows that. For me to publish this article, I had to look up the definition of "Groyper", since I have heard …
Continue reading One parent’s observation about her son’s public school experience. The War on Boys
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 …
It's the week of Halloween, and it's time to appreciate our mini-panthers, our black cats who rule us, sit and purr in our laps, and shed black cat hair all over the house. I have had a black cat in my home for the last about 30 years (not the same one!). Our home would …
And I do mean sordid. The Medical Establishment, which is supposed to "first do no harm", has totally given up this mission, which has stood for literally thousands of years, in favor of its new, sometimes concealed mission of "First, serve your Big Pharma Masters, then make bags and bags of money". Here is his …
Continue reading A sordid tale of Covid Tyranny. Kevin Bass tells his story.
So far, this has been an upsetting year all around. So the brief interlude at the Puyallup Fair was a welcome getaway from the the ugliness around us. We went on a weekday (last Friday), so the crowds were light, parking was plentiful, and the exhibits we wanted to see were open. First stop: 4H …
This week's subject is a trip through the Archives, to find photos on a number of themes. We were given the instruction to choose as many as 10 different themes, and find a photo that expresses it. Boy, that was a hard choice, as there were so many good ones to choose from. For my …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo challenge #363: Virtual Scavenger Hunt
I'm the world's biggest klutz, so I don't engage in many sports myself, but I have no problem watching, especially when the sport is squash. Hubby is a competitive squash player, and together we have been to many tournaments since we met in 2001. The farthest away we have been for a tournament is Vancouver, …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #362: Sports and Games
Well, since just this week I posted some photos from this year's Bellevue Arts and Crafts Fair, I guess I need to find some others for this post! Hubby and I always go the Washington State Fair, and I am always a picture-taking fool when we go (especially since I got my first smartphone and …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #360: Finds and Fun at the Fair
This extensive essay is from the Mark Steyn Club newsletter. The title is Steyn on Culture, A Baroness on Barrenness. Here it is in full. ~As I was saying twenty ...well, no, only five years ago, upon the centennial of my sometime acquaintance P D James. Baroness James wrote a remarkable novel about the existential crisis in …
Continue reading Guest Author: Mark Steyn and his guest on the Fertility Crisis all over the world
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