Thursday, July 18, 2019

Flower Box


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  1. Gramie was invited to play Candyland with Grandson (age 6).
    Grandson went first, drew a double blue card and immediately advanced to the third blue square. Upon inquiry, Grandson explained that he liked the other blue square better. 😆 So both played that way. It was truly fun! The silly thing was that when another sort of card was chosen, such as the candy cane or double hearts, Grandson (and thus Gramie) would go straight back to the appropriate location.
    Each won a game this way.


    Having recently learned that when a skunk is about to spray its scent, it first does a handstand as a warning to the creature it is about to spray, Grandson (age 6) surmised that if he ever needs to use some Taekwondo moves, he will first warn the person by doing a handstand.

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    1. This is the best article I've read to date on the issues we face!! I hope everyone here takes the time to read it. It is long but not dull and I felt like someone finally heard us!!

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  3. How Myanmar became an example to the world in the battle against malaria [Click] When we studied malaria and its diagnosis about 1975, it was the second most common communicable human disease, after only the common cold. It disabled Cornwallis’s army at Yorktown, and is suspect in the deaths of many indigenous Americans.

    Trump Is No George Wallace. He’s Worse. [Click] Yes. George Wallace had a streak of decency in him; Shirley Chisolm recognized it, and after his attempted assassination it became obvious.

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    Contractor Threatened to Kill Member of Congress [Click] Over a childhood vaccination bill.

    Warren Takes Aim at Private-Equity Funds [Click]

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    1. I was thinking today that if ANYTHING happens to the four Congresswomen DT has declared war on, it HAS to be on his head...!!! I think when he's thrown into the slammer his estate should be docked to cover all the extra work he has caused us and to repair the damage he has done. It could cancel the National Debt!

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    2. I shouldn't be surprised if his businesses are a house of cards, a Potemkin village, if you will. Once all the debts are settled, it might be worth less than nothing--like the man himself.

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    1. Bill Weld is a decent man. Don't quite know how he ended up second banana to that fool of a Libertarian candidate last time. But, by the end, he was earnestly urging everyone to vote for Clinton.

      Disclaimer: Weld is a former governor of Massachusetts. For that reason, I look on him more kindly than most Republicans.

      Oh, sweet Jesus, I also hope the New Dems can't buy the election!

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    1. Gee, shucks. I didn't realize he meant the guy working next to me in the meat packing plant. I didn't realize he meant the folks who pick the tomatoes and drive cabs in New York and, you know, ordinary people like that. I thought he meant the rapists and the drug lords. Not ordinary, nice folks with kids and all...

      Holy shit! What did these morons think he meant!? Of course he meant ordinary, hard working, law abiding people with children and elderly parents and driver's licenses and all the things they have themselves! ARG!

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    2. And pay for our Social Security, I might add.

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