Monthly Archives: September 2021

  “Let’s find out what this kissing’s all about!” as she pushed him up against the wall in her family’s locker at Ravenhall. soft lips gently pressed with eyes open wide not making a sound as his world swirled round. … Continue reading →

. . Most of you know I live in the semi-boonies of Florida in a small, gated, not particularly wealthy community adjacent to a typical Florida swamp.  Inside our community, which is a virtual wild life sanctuary, live birds and … Continue reading →

Touchdown! He lines up for the extra point He kicks!  No good! Wide right….! Oh Well….Time for a snack! 🙂

  When I was a cute young tike in elementary school in the early 1950s, the answer to the question “How many people live in the United States?” was “150 million Mrs. Fiore!”. Clever boy.  Very clever boy. In the … Continue reading →

She knew he didn’t love her ’cause his top three Snapchat rates were all of other girls and that web cam whore Kate. And she wanted to hang out but he said it was too late then he posted on … Continue reading →

“In 1968, Pope Paul VI issued his landmark encyclical letter Humanae Vitae (Latin, “Human Life”), which reemphasized the Church’s constant teaching that it is always intrinsically wrong to use contraception to prevent new human beings from coming into existence. Contraception is “any … Continue reading →

I went down to forensics yesterday they asked for a sample of DNA They had found some bones yet unidentified. I turn and turn like an apple being peeled At home I dust the plastic flowers surrounding your picture brother. … Continue reading →

NEW VIDEO: #FloridaIsVietnam Under @GovRonDeSantis Covid Deaths in Florida will surpass American deaths during *ENTIRE* Vietnam war. We need your RETWEET and QUOTE RETWEET. pic.twitter.com/u7K2zYiiwp — Don Winslow (@donwinslow) September 16, 2021 Florida has now exceeded 50,000 Covid deaths. with … Continue reading →

Vincent By Pamela T. in chalk and Magic Marker . 🙂

Well here in Florida the covid virus continues to spread among the unvaccinated including school children and high schoolers pushing hospitals to the breaking point.  Our local hospital has erected a tent outside of its emergency room to handle the … Continue reading →