Letter From My Brother
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My youngest brother was so excited to learn he was going to be an uncle. In
his little 5-year-old mind he was about to be a grown-up.
I lived in Detroit...
Last Rites. Oops, Last Spots
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Last few spots for spay neuter before the official break.I took in five
today. I was going to drive over six. The sixth is a friendly male a
friend has ...
Birthday boy
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Today this chubby baby boy turns 36.
I honestly don’t know where that time went
At the time if felt like I had forever to enjoy, and stress, about you...
Words for Wednesday 25/6/2025
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This meme was started by Delores a long time ago. Computer issues led her
to bow out for a while. The meme was too much fun to let go, and now Words...
Ah, yes, I remember it well
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* Whether you know it or not, June 23, 1969 was a very important day. On
that day IBM (International Business Machines) "unbundled" its so...
Where have I been for more than a year
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The longer I stay away from Blogger , the harder it is. Basically I am
doing fine. I am traveling and cannot sleep in part because I had been
sleeping ...
opossum
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When we were in Springfield, MO in May Robert and I stopped at Bass Pro
Shops and of course we buy the thing that everyone buys when they go to
Bass Pro ...
Go to Whoa
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Deniliquin water tower
Late last year I took on a contract role, my first full time employment
for 26 years. Early this year, Mum was admitted to hosp...
Cambodia
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Cambodia now has a special space in my heart. I didn't expect that. Like
Thailand, the people were so gentle and kind and humble, but in this
country, th...
Debatable Issues
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I viewed about 15 minutes of each of the infamous debates. I don't
take them too seriously because as we know, the way politicians get elected
is no...
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I started these posts on Sword & Planet and Sword & Sorcery fiction
September 16, 2023, and the page has grown in leaps & bounds. It currently
has 580...
I'm Back
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LITTLE JOHNNY LITTLE JOHNNY LITTLE JOHNNY LITTLE JOHNNY LITTLE JOHNNY
A teacher said to her class, "Right, I'm going to hold something under the
desk...
Untreated Chronic Pain Is Terrifyingly Agonizing
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I am having the worst pain of my life this week. I know there are many
others suffering, too. It is unbearably debilitating. 🥺
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“Few thin...
fires , climate , faith
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I am not of the mindset that *insert bad news story* is a punishment from
God or a message from Her or any other thing. I usually see disasters as
disaster...
One step back, two steps forward
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I missed you. It's that simple. I just missed you all. After my divorce
and move to a new house, I put up a few posts to let you know I was still
alive an...
Never Too Late To Learn New Tricks
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I'm half way through completing a degree in Music Production and am
absolutely loving every minute.
One more year and I will be a fully fledged Producer, ...
Slow food
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I've had a strange summer. In mid June I fell while getting out of an
elevator, in a rush to get to my hotel room after a loud, noisy, crazy
family party....
Ridgeland Roadhouse
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*From the Don Jackson Collection*
"A small buidling is home to a restaurant in Ridgeland." -- Library caption.
Get your Schlitz here. And your home cooked...
The following link is to a CBC
(Canadian Broadcasting Company) interview that was on yesterday’s radio program As it Happens. The subject of the
interview was a bystander’s response to Wednesday’s terrorist killing of 24-year-old
Corporal Nathan Carillo, who was on honorary guard duty at the Canadian
National War Memorial. The interviewer is Carol Off and the interviewee
Barbara Winter. I envy Carol’s ability to carry on so admirably through an
interview that left me wrecked, and I especially envy Barbara Winter’s ability
to be emotionally present, both with the dying corporal and on an
internationally broadcast radio program. How I wish I could remain so in touch with the best that is within me.