Loki seemed fine when I got back yesterday afternoon. I had to wonder if she had been fooling me knowing that I was going to be leaving earlier that morning. She seems fine today. Go figure. It did cross my mind this morning that she might get overheated on our walk like I did. But, she came back and ate breakffast and seems fine.
Good day to you, WeeWeed! We expect nothing legit from the MSM Fake News. Can’t wait for the kiss-ups at the Olympics. The Ambassa-dress of Crime Doc and her criminal family will get more than favorable coverage everywhere she goes.
Except from patriots revealing Hunter “secrets” in Congress…
Lauren Boebert: “Democrats Keep Running Their Mouths. We’ll Keep Adding to our Arsenals.”
Mornin’ All. Weather here is the same. We did have a t-storm last evening and got some rain which was nice. Who knows what today may bring. With all the raink, the grass has grown so fast that it was mowed last Wednesday, Loki almost could get lost in it today. Of course, they are mowing again today.
We didn’t get to go to The Barn yesterday, so we went to the Lavender and Lace Tearoom. I am happy to report it was packed and they had lots of servers. It is in an old house that is fixed up very nicely with teapots, old cups and saucers, and old dishes as decorations. It is a very pleasant place to go and they have unusual and delicious food. Afterwards we stopped at Belk’s. It was disturbing to see the half empty shelves in a department store that used to be so busy.
There are two theaters in our city. One at this end of town and the other at the other end of town. The other one has opened, but I haven’t seen any movies that even look halfway interesting. We like this nearer one much better anyway, but I am thinking that it may never reopen. I have read bits and pieces that indicate the whole chain may have gone out of business.
Oh, fewer and fewer people are wearing masks. In fact, almost nobody is. None of the servers were in the restaurant. Well, a nice masksless day to you all.
Good afternoon, aus! We’re at 101 right now, going to 106. Yesterday’s 106 was like a door hitting you when leaving an air conditioned apartment and stepping out into it. Whoah. The hottest weather I’ve felt in the 13 years since I left L.A. where The Valley section got to 115. Yoiks!
As for movies, see if you like this crazy 1938 film titled “The Rage Of Paris”
The female lead, Danielle Darrieux, never quite made it in the U.S., but she is a good actress. The male lead, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. is handsome. In real life he was quite a charming and courageous man. It was surprising to read of his WW2 exploits in the U.S. Navy.
Sad. He was a very complicated and intelligent man. His friends came from many walks of American life…one being Altovise Davis, Sammy Davis, Jr.’s widow. He had great affection for her and she relied upon him for guidance in the years after Sammy’s death.
I’ve always liked his quote: “…as we know, there are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns—the ones we don’t know we don’t know.” Profound.
For reference, when CNN or WaPo tries to prove that Biden is ever so popular. Here are the figures from Rasmussen, who polls likely voters rather than registered voters:
Something is playing tricks with my WordPress I guess. I couldn’t find the blog this morning until I accidently put something in junk and wanted to pull it out. I found this in there. I don’t know why it would be. I have new posts and comments sent to my email and I have been getting them erradically. Since they are erradic (hey, no complaints about the spelling. I looked it up and I found it spelled so many diflferent ways, I just picked one LOL. Spellcheck wouldn’t even touch it.) , I don’t think I did anything to send them there. Weird.
This extensive information really is just stunning. All these folks had such incredible arrogance and criminal intent to circumvent our election laws in order to give the election to a fellow criminal….
Stellars….
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“Caribbean Blue” By Tim Janis
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Good morning everyone. This was shared over on the Tree by a commentor on the Tucker thread. It’s powerful. I am a fan of Pastor Artur.
Aus, how’s Loki feeling?
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Loki seemed fine when I got back yesterday afternoon. I had to wonder if she had been fooling me knowing that I was going to be leaving earlier that morning.
She seems fine today. Go figure. It did cross my mind this morning that she might get overheated on our walk like I did. But, she came back and ate breakffast and seems fine.
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Mornin’ all!
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Mornin’ WeeWeed!
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Mornin’ Stella!
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Good day to you, WeeWeed! We expect nothing legit from the MSM Fake News. Can’t wait for the kiss-ups at the Olympics. The Ambassa-dress of Crime Doc and her criminal family will get more than favorable coverage everywhere she goes.
Except from patriots revealing Hunter “secrets” in Congress…
Lauren Boebert: “Democrats Keep Running Their Mouths. We’ll Keep Adding to our Arsenals.”
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Afternoon Lucy!
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Mornin’ All. Weather here is the same. We did have a t-storm last evening and got some rain which was nice. Who knows what today may bring. With all the raink, the grass has grown so fast that it was mowed last Wednesday, Loki almost could get lost in it today. Of course, they are mowing again today.
We didn’t get to go to The Barn yesterday, so we went to the Lavender and Lace Tearoom. I am happy to report it was packed and they had lots of servers. It is in an old house that is fixed up very nicely with teapots, old cups and saucers, and old dishes as decorations. It is a very pleasant place to go and they have unusual and delicious food. Afterwards we stopped at Belk’s. It was disturbing to see the half empty shelves in a department store that used to be so busy.
There are two theaters in our city. One at this end of town and the other at the other end of town. The other one has opened, but I haven’t seen any movies that even look halfway interesting. We like this nearer one much better anyway, but I am thinking that it may never reopen. I have read bits and pieces that indicate the whole chain may have gone out of business.
Oh, fewer and fewer people are wearing masks. In fact, almost nobody is. None of the servers were in the restaurant. Well, a nice masksless day to you all.
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Mornin’ mom!
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Good afternoon, aus! We’re at 101 right now, going to 106. Yesterday’s 106 was like a door hitting you when leaving an air conditioned apartment and stepping out into it. Whoah. The hottest weather I’ve felt in the 13 years since I left L.A. where The Valley section got to 115. Yoiks!
As for movies, see if you like this crazy 1938 film titled “The Rage Of Paris”
The female lead, Danielle Darrieux, never quite made it in the U.S., but she is a good actress. The male lead, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. is handsome. In real life he was quite a charming and courageous man. It was surprising to read of his WW2 exploits in the U.S. Navy.
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I made a note of the title for later. Sounds interesting. I would swear I have seen something with her in it before. That name is very familiar.
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IMDB shows 147 items for her, including GiGi.
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Donald Rumsfeld has passed away at age 88.
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Sad. He was a very complicated and intelligent man. His friends came from many walks of American life…one being Altovise Davis, Sammy Davis, Jr.’s widow. He had great affection for her and she relied upon him for guidance in the years after Sammy’s death.
I’ve always liked his quote: “…as we know, there are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns—the ones we don’t know we don’t know.” Profound.
R.I.P.
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I never knew what to think of him. It may have been his connection with wars.
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That’s true, he was connected to wars; that being his job and all.
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For reference, when CNN or WaPo tries to prove that Biden is ever so popular. Here are the figures from Rasmussen, who polls likely voters rather than registered voters:
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Something is playing tricks with my WordPress I guess. I couldn’t find the blog this morning until I accidently put something in junk and wanted to pull it out. I found this in there. I don’t know why it would be. I have new posts and comments sent to my email and I have been getting them erradically. Since they are erradic (hey, no complaints about the spelling. I looked it up and I found it spelled so many diflferent ways, I just picked one LOL. Spellcheck wouldn’t even touch it.) , I don’t think I did anything to send them there. Weird.
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This extensive information really is just stunning. All these folks had such incredible arrogance and criminal intent to circumvent our election laws in order to give the election to a fellow criminal….
EXCLUSIVE: USB DRIVES Were Suspiciously Stolen, Transferred and Inserted Into Voting Systems Used in Swing States in 2020 Election
By Joe Hoft – Published June 30, 2021 at 9:25am
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/06/breaking-exclusive-box-flash-drives-went-missing-arizona-weeks-2020-election/
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