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I’ll bet Bierstadt Lake is named for Albert Bierstadt, who painted almost photo-like sites in the west. We have one of Yosemite hanging in the dining room…bettter than a photograph, actually.
https://www.fineartphotographyvideoart.com/2014/12/Albert-Bierstadt.html
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Yes, weather, I wondered that, too, and meant to look it up before posting but then didn’t remember to do that…LOL! So I googled it now and it IS named after Albert Bierstadt. Have a lovely day!
Here’s a painting of the lake by Bierstadt….
“Estes Park, Colorado, Bierstadt Lake” (Oil on Canvas)
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Mornin’ y’all!
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Mornin’, Miss Wee. That sounds pretty accurate. 😉
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Mornin’ T!
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“That’s SO low energy…gimme that…” Love our @RealPresident!
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Mornin’ Weather!
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Mornin’ Wee!
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Mornin’ Stella!
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Good morning, Wee! Good one!
Eagle Wings’ self-description: 🦅 Eagle Wings 🦅 @CRRJA5
USAF VET who believes in God, Family, and Country
America, despite our problems is still the greatest country in the world 🙏🇺🇸
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Hiya Lucille!
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Great!
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Our Favorite Sunday Columnist takes a look at “Education” and some recent goings-on, but the bigger take is on competence. Coffee will be here momentarily. Grab a cup and sit a spell.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2023/01/the_war_on_competence.html
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Mornin’ Tex!
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Mornin’, Miss Stella.
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I’ll bring the coffee cups….
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Coffee’s up, y’all. Grab a cup. I’m heading to Lori Lightfoot Land in a couple hours. Anyone got a vest I can wear? 😀 😀 😀
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At first I saw the Lightfoot, but not the Lori, and wondered why you were going to Canada.
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Many garcias, and be careful!
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Fifty years ago today, the iconoclastic LBJ passed away. He was only 64 years old. Taking a short look back at what happened on his watch.
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2023/01/fifty_years_after_lyndon_johnson.html
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Lowest of low! That sob did irreparable damage!
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Trust me, I won’t defend him.
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In an article I was reading yesterday the author said that Biden was the most corrupt President in U.S. history except for Lyndon Johnson.
I’m one of the idiots you can blame for the election outcome in 1964. It was the first Presidential election I could vote in since in those days you had to be 21.
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My first election was 1968. I am sure I voted for Nixon.
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My first was 1972, voted for Nixon. My husband at the time voted for McGovern.
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Morning all! Snow on the ground this morning, but already a degree above freezing. Our first real snow since Christmas.
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Good day, Stella! We got a dusting overnight and the temperature right now is 30. Very pretty looking.
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It is pretty. The evergreens look like the ones on Christmas cards.
ADD: The snow is very light. I cleared my front steps with a broom, and it was quite easy to do, even though the snow was several inches deep.
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Gray, gloomy, wet, cold. Two inches of rain last night. The weather guessers said we’d have sun and clouds this afternoon, but so far….
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Example 11,850,946 of the results of our education system in action. This doofus thinks that getting paid every other Friday tricks workers into thinking they’re getting paid more than they are. His solution……get paid by the hour, on the hour. A real rocket sturgeon.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/lifestyle-buzz/bi-weekly-paychecks-should-be-illegal-worker-says-bi-weekly-check-was-designed-to-trick-workers-into-thinking-they-are-making-more/ar-AA16uVAl?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=e49f97f0053940c788397038527c22bf
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However, if you any your mortgage every two weeks, it feels like it doesn’t cost more, but it gets your mortgage paid off a lot earlier b/c of two extra payments every year, and reduces the interest cost.
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Pay not any
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Good afternoon. It was about 30* this morning and had started snowing very lightly. By the time we got out of church, it was coming down pretty good was was light and wet. It hasn’t gotten slick yet.
I left Loki out free in the apartment instead of putting her in the cage. I didn’t know what I would find when I got back. She usually pees in the cage. I can’t find any spots on the rug and the only things I notice that she did was to scratch the door paint (which she had already started on) and got up on my chair and the table by it and knocked some papers off. All things considered, not too bad.
Hope everyone is having a good day..
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Good afternoon, aus. Glad you were able to get to church. Looks like Loki is feeling her oats…or maybe catnip…while you’re gone. Solutions aren’t easy.
My last dog was a Shih Tzu named Harley. He had to be kenneled every time we left the house or it would be in a shambles upon return. We had him a couple of months before acquiring a little stray kitten some co-workers found. After that they became such great pals that Harley never had to be kenneled again. Separation anxiety can be severe and our solution was a miracle but obviously not the quick fix for everyone.
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I might be open to that , except I pay $75 a month for 1 dog. I think I would have to double that for two. I have Calms, which does help a dog calm down, but I always forget to give it to her ahead of time. I can work on that.
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When I saw this article at gateway pundit (The Biden Family Looks Like a Mafia Family and Acts Like a Mafia Family – So Is It a Mafia Family?), my first thought was that even the old time Mafia was more patriotic than the Biden Crime Family. I remembered the story about Lucky Luciano assisting the U.S. Army in the invasion of Sicily during World War II and thus influencing other Mafiosos to also assist the U.S. Not that the Mob was altruistic, but whatever their motive, they did help get the job done at a time of greatest need.
The Biden Family Looks Like a Mafia Family and Acts Like a Mafia Family – So Is It a Mafia Family?
By Joe Hoft – Published January 22, 2023 at 3:40pm
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/01/biden-family-looks-like-mafia-family-acts-like-mafia-family-mafia-family/
See: Operation Husky: The invasion of Sicily and its aftermath
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collaborations_between_the_United_States_government_and_Italian_Mafia
“Italian Americans were very helpful in the planning and execution of the invasion of Sicily. The Mafia was involved in assisting the U.S. war efforts.[13] Luciano’s associates found numerous Sicilians to help the Naval Intelligence draw maps of the harbors of Sicily and dig up old snapshots of the coastline.[14][15] Vito Genovese, another Mafia boss, offered his services to the U.S. Army and became an interpreter and advisor to the U.S. Army military government in Naples. He quickly became one of AMGOT’s most trusted employees.[16] Through the Navy Intelligence’s Mafia contacts from Operation Underworld, the names of Sicilian underworld personalities and friendly Sicilian natives who could be trusted were obtained and actually used in the Sicilian campaign.[17]”
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