Monthly Archives: March 2023

Soft pastel chalk, Magic Marker and colored pencil. . I’m going to suggest a side hustle to Pam.  Want an original work of art, fully framed, of your pet dog, cat or bird?   Send Pam a photo and she’ll quote … Continue reading →

Nice pic of a little girl after her school was shot up.  Makes you think of your own kids, don’t it?  Makes you want to do something.  Well not if you’re a Republican. That’s the price of freedom girl!  The … Continue reading →

Prisoners of war – Hanoi, North Vietnam The last American soldiers left Vietnam 50 years ago, There are 58.318 names  on the Vietnam Wall.  These are the ones that didn’t make it home.  One third of these were conscripts, drafted … Continue reading →

Well it’s just another day here in America.  I turned on the TV while scoffing down a tuna on English muffin when – lo and behold – another school shooting.  Turn on my news channel these days and all I … Continue reading →

.   . It has been over 6 months since the lives of Pam and Rob changed forever yet they are slowly adjusting to their new normal.  They now spend half their time in their own home while Rob stays … Continue reading →

Ah yes! The ignorant of Florida made headlines again. Seems like they want their children to grow up as ignorant as they are. It makes me wonder whether to laugh at such stupidity or cry. The principal of Florida’s Tallahassee … Continue reading →

Well it is Wednesday and Dyed Blond Don hasn’t been indicted for paying off his prostitute / porn “star” yet.  We should have known that if Don said it was going to be so it was not going to happen. … Continue reading →

So Trump predicted last night he would be “arrested” on Tuesday and indicted for making a payoff to Stormy Daniels a month before the 2020 election. Seems his attorney, Michael Cohen wrote the check and Trump reimbursed him as if … Continue reading →

Once upon a time, maybe 40 years ago, there were lots of strong, well capitalized commercial banks. They were highly regulated and rarely failed.  And if they did fail their liquidation did not threaten the entire economy. They had strong … Continue reading →