It’s gone. The malevolent incompetence that plagued our nation for four years is finally gone. Or at least its chief instigator is gone. And yesterday we celebrated. Oh, how we celebrated! It wasn’t just an Inauguration Day. Yes, we swore into office a new president and vice-president. But we also celebrated our strength and diversity, … Continue reading American catharsis
At noon today Joseph R. Biden Jr. became the 46th President of the United States. But 22-year-old Amanda Gorman, the nation’s first National Youth Poet Laureate and the youngest ever inaugural poet, stole the show with the reading of her poem “The Hill We Climb.” I rarely read poetry and have never been a fan … Continue reading The Hill We Climb
Two scarlet letters for Donald Trump are meaningless. So what if the history books can note that he’s the only president in history to be impeached twice? Impeachment is little more than Congressional name-calling and Trump has been called names before. Often. Throughout his life. Impeachment is just an ugly brand, and it’s not even … Continue reading Scarlet letters not enough
Everything about the Covid-19 vaccine distribution has been in a state of chaos since it began. Uneven, uncertain distribution to a wide assortment of destinations. Some getting more than they requested, some getting less, some not having adequate deep freeze capability for proper storage. On top of that, there’s been chaos in many places as … Continue reading Your Covid vaccination — to be or not to be
I don’t recall ever reblogging anything, but this post is a must-see. Go visit Beth. She has a great blog, always good things to say. Well worth your time. The image looks so much better on her blog, and you’ll want to read all the comments. Continue reading you are here.
This song, “For What It’s Worth” by Buffalo Springfield, was released in 1967. Continue reading Haunted by a song
