“I think there is a right to live a decent life, to have a home in which to sleep at night, to be free of preventable diseases, to have a modicum of education, to have self-respect, some hope that the future will be better than the past has been. Those Continue Reading
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Seeing You
“Better to see you, than to see you perfect.”
GLAD YOU ASKED
As Tony & many others mentioned, I disagree with the killing of Charlie Kirk. I’m sad that one human must resort to violence towards another as a way of settling differences. But hell, it goes back 100 years or so. I’m sad that a person doesn’t have their spouse to Continue Reading
WHAT’S YOUR PURPOSE
I should have written this post over Memorial Day, but hell I was relaxing and enjoying the extra day off like everyone else. I was also thinking of many other things and forgot to write. Then all the banter over politics and the wealthy snapped me back to reality. I Continue Reading
No Quotes, Just Thoughts
I usually type a few quotes each time I post. This time I figured I’d post some facts to contemplate.
A New Pope, A New Hope! A Blessing for some, not so important to others.
Memories of the 1977 launch of Star Wars Episode IV – A New Hope. Except this time it was a new pope elected on 5/8/25. A new savior for the 1.4 billion Catholics in the world. Someone who will guide the church into the future and save it from tyranny. Continue Reading
Don’t Interpret What You Hear
“A stupid man’s report of what a clever man says is never accurate, because he unconsciously translates what he hears into something that he can understand.”
Learning From Life
“You learn nothing from life if you think you are right all the time”
PUBLIC or PRIVATE? WHAT A SHIT SHOW!
I need to start out this post by reminding folks about what has been happening in the first few months of this current administration. Like Tony and I have said, there is nothing wrong with making cuts to the Federal government to improve efficiency & effectiveness. What you may not Continue Reading
Test Your Progress
“The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little.”