Craft day
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Grandma found the special scissors she had purchased for cutting and
pasting
This is what happens when you clean
We raided the colour paper stash and g...
Lead On
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The sport my second granddaughter chose to play was soccer. She was not
good.
The way she ran was to push her stomach out and follow it. Her favorite
...
How not to win friends and influence people
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* I remember watching television in 1968 as anti-Vietnam War protesters
yelled, "Hey, hey, LBJ, how many kids did you kill toda?" In 2025 we...
Parties
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*A sneak peek from the wedding, our latest family party*
There has been a bit of discussion in my place recently. One of mine has
been invited to a 30...
Some Appointments
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I had some spay neuter appointments today. I loaned traps to the large
Lebanon colony lady. We've gotten quite a few fixed already there, between
myself...
L U C K Y T H R E E B R I N G J O Y !
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3 Bald Eaglets emerged from their eggshells beginning March 1st!(photo
courtesy of Friends of Big Bear Bald Eagles)Please refer to my previous
post for a ...
squishy life update
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My plan was to attempt weekly posts until the chaos settled, but that is
currently too lofty a goal.
Owning a business is a lot of work! Especially sinc...
Wanted: Calm When the Wind Blows
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Once or twice a year JB and I go to the Kripalu Retreat Center in Western
Massachusetts for a few days of R & R. I do very little yoga because of my
...
Where are the Words for Wednesday?
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Last month lissa in my absence provided the prompts for which I thank her.
For complicated reasons including a home insurance claim I won't be back i...
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...
Fall Catch-ip
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As I write this, we are experiencing yet another power outage expected to
last 4 hours, better than 4 days as some of our other outages have. Still
it is...
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...
Showing posts with label Corporal Nathan Carillo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Corporal Nathan Carillo. Show all posts
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.