Please Donate If You Can

In seven days, I will be turning 47. I have two charity campaigns ongoing for my birthday on my social media. First is for Wheels of Happiness, an organization that helps people with physical disabilities. Donate at: https://ig.me/2ejPSwFHQr4b69A Also, make a donation to the Coosa River Basin Initiative at https://www.facebook.com/donate/1323667229493121/?fundraiser_source=external_url. Over the last few years,Continue reading “Please Donate If You Can”

What An Outrageous Fucked-Up Time To Be Alive, Right?!

I’ve lived in my house nearly 20 years. It’s right across the street from a cattle and horse ranch. I’ve smelt both bullshit and horseshit for two decades and it still smells worse coming out of Washington, D.C. About a week ago, we thought he had died and so many people were happy. The airContinue reading “What An Outrageous Fucked-Up Time To Be Alive, Right?!”

The Day We Lost Princess Di

I remember waking up on Aug. 31, 1997 to the news that Diana Spencer, aka Princess Diana, had been killing in a car wreck in Paris. The news was horrifying as a long list of accusations and conspiracy theories were already spreading while her body was still warm. And this was during the early daysContinue reading “The Day We Lost Princess Di”

Peace And Love To The People Of Minneapolis And Minnesota

It’s almost becoming a daily if not weekly routine in America where someone goes into a school or school event and opens fire killing and injuring people. This time it happened at a parochial school, Annunciation Catholic School, in the Minneapolis area where two children, ages 8 and 10, were killed. There are 17 peopleContinue reading “Peace And Love To The People Of Minneapolis And Minnesota”

We Can Do Better Than This

I was briefly watching a Q&A between Charlie Kirk and a young woman who says she is a Democrat and a Christian. She quoted the Bible about Jesus feeding the needy in the Book of Matthew. Of course, Kirk had a way to spin it to make it sound like starving children and lower-income peopleContinue reading “We Can Do Better Than This”