Voter suppression…

By another means??? Interesting to note that last Wednesday/Thursday all of the MSM came out almost simultaneously with almost identical articles on how the Dems were going to take 40 seats next Tuesday, saying the races were ‘all over’. This … Continue reading →

I know…

I’m old and grumpy, okay??? But dammit, Christmas crap isn’t supposed to be on the shelves until AFTER Thanksgiving, FFS… Grumble… I know they market Christmas stuff year round, and there are locations that have ‘Christmas Stores’, especially in tourist … Continue reading →

Book Promos…

More promos for indie authors! 🙂 First up Celia Hays and Leanne Hayden’s seventh book in the Chronicles of Luna City- Luna City Lucky Seven Click on the covers to go to the Amazon links! The blurb- Welcome to Luna … Continue reading →

TBT…

This was from the first night in the new house back in 2016… Hard to believe it’s been two years… And I’m enjoying it! 🙂   … Continue reading →

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Happy HOWLoween…

It’s Halloween, it’s cold, it’s raining, and we’ve got WAY too much candy… Sigh… So you get humor… Why don’t witches like to ride their brooms when they’re angry? They’re afraid of flying off the handle!   Who won the … Continue reading →

So…

The WAPO and other MSM are blaming the bombing on Trump, and defacto blaming him for the synagog shooting in Pittsburgh yesterday, claiming ‘they’ have the moral high ground, because they are ‘honest’ reporters. One of the claims yesterday on … Continue reading →

Oldies but goodies…

This weekend was one for seeing some beautiful oldies… Beautiful 55 shoebox sedan delivery! Talking to the owner, it was four years and a ‘lot’ of money that went into the restoration. It’s running a crate 350 with a Turbo … Continue reading →

Snerk…

The Icelanders have obviously ‘forgotten’ how much beer Americans drink… A national crisis hit Iceland this week when a force of 7,000 American sailors and Marines who know nothing about the third president’s propensity for alcoholic self-restraint invaded the country’s … Continue reading →