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Archive of posts filed under the General category.
Anti-fascist propaganda
Liberal propaganda at it’s best.
The Bucket List
I think it’s high time I had a bucket list – a list of things I want to do before I die. I’m not planning on dying anytime soon, but that’s kind of the point: if you wait until you are dying before you start working on your bucket list then you’ve probably waited too …
Olympic National Park
Recently I lost the RV I have been living in due to flooding. This put me under a lot of stress and left me feeling pretty depressed, so I decided that I needed a vacation. A real, honest to goodness vacation with no other ulterior motive, which has been a rarity in my life. I’ve …
Depressed again
Well, it’s that time of life again, when depression rears it’s misshapen little head and smiles in my direction. Things had been going very well for me this past spring, but then came a month of heavy rains and a flood that trapped me and ruined my RV. Since then I’ve been living with my …
How does your garden grow?
Surprise! I’m making a new post! Behold my garden! Yeah, OK, so it’s not exactly your traditional garden, but hey, I live in a motorhome, so it’s not like I have a real backyard to plant things in. Initially I wasn’t going to grow much of anything this year because I had thought I …
Trump 2016
The Dark Candidate
I don’t normally do political posts, but I like this image. Vote for Bernie!
Terry Pratchett has died
Today I read with great sorrow that my favorite living author is no longer living. Terry Pratchett, creator of the wonderful, satirical Discworld books has passed on from this turtle to the afterlife. I do hope Death let Terry ride on Binky at the end. I’ll be wearing lilac (at least in my thoughts) today. …
On working from home
I am currently going through a period of working from home as a result of circumstances beyond my control. At first it was difficult for me, but as time has gone by, I’ve begun to adapt and see how to make it work, and I think I’ve learned some things that I can carry over …