So much this… The FSU shooting is a little closer to home than I’d like. I’m about an hour and a half from Tallahassee and have been there many times, including a few trips to the FSU campus. And right … Continue reading
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To each and everyone I wish you a Happy Easter, may your day be filled with Love and Joy!!! THE EASTER LILY HOLIDAY TRADITION Each holiday is marked by cherished traditions that bring joy, comfort, and warmth, and provide continuity … Continue reading
Of personal computers… Sigh… … Continue reading
Welp, Google lost another anti-trust case in court… A federal judge ruled on Thursday that Google holds an illegal monopoly over two online advertising markets. This is the latest in a series of unfavorable rulings against the Big Tech giant. … Continue reading
So much is going on it’s hard to ‘pick’ just one thing to focus on… Harvard is saying they are a ‘private’ college so don’t have to abide by the rules Trump has signed, but if that is actually true, … Continue reading
And how many to go??? I ‘hope’ the CF in California is next! The Department of Transportation on Monday announced the termination of a grant that helped fund a high-speed rail project in Texas, which will save taxpayers more than … Continue reading
First up is Dave Freer’s new YA novel Storm-Dragon As always, click on the cover for the Amazon link! The blurb- On the treacherous Vann’s World, Skut battles a savage wind and deadly hamerkops to rescue a mysterious, telepathic creature. … Continue reading
To start your week! A distraught senior citizen phoned her doctor’s office. “Is it true,” she wanted to know, “that the medication you prescribed has to be taken for the rest of my life?” “‘Yes, I’m afraid so,”‘ the doctor … Continue reading
It’s that time again… Don’t expect to see much here until Monday… Little to no commenting either. Go read the folks on the sidebar! They rite gud!!! … Continue reading
Was the only US sub in WWII to ‘sink’ a train… “Now, there’s a target I would like to blow up.” In the closing months of World War II, Commander Eugene Fluckey saw a familiar scene through the periscope: trains … Continue reading