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Peaceful places for a Sunday visit. Have a beautiful day, Stellars!
Hope Cove, South Devon Coast, England…
Tuscany, Italy…
Plockton, Loch Carron, Scotland…
Cazin, Bosnia & Herzegovina…
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Very peaceful, Lucille!
Whenever I see a place like Plockton, I wondeer what it would be like to spend your life in a tiny town like that.
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Good day, weather! Likely most of us had ancestors from small towns. They emigrated to the U.S. to start afresh. Now many descendants wish that their families had maintained ties to relatives who stayed behind. We just might need somewhere else to live if things really go full tyrannical in North America.
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The Widow’s Mite | Bible Backroads | Drive Thru History with Dave Stotts
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HOMELESS MAN IS SEARCHING FOR HIS FAMILY
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Mornin’ sportsfans!
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Mornin’ Wee!
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Mornin’ Stella!
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Mornin’ all ya’all! Travel day. In Orlando, heading for Atlanta. Then to Gulfport. Missed two days of bad rain and storms in NO, but looks like it’ll be gone by the time I get home.
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Mornin’ Czarina! Safe travels!
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I LIKE that!
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Mornin’ Sharon! What possesses grown, middle aged stoopid people to walk up to “pet” a wild animal???
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Some combination of arrogance and ignorance, I suppose? Maybe 80/20–heavy on the arrogance.
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Hahaha. Good one, Wee! Found this yesterday….
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Interesting article. People who have suffered under communism know it when they see it.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2023/07/i_remember_my_father_on_elections__and_how_the_democrats_deteriorated.html
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Very good article, Wee ~ thanks!
One of the first comments:
‘Invokes the famous Winston Churchill adage: “If you’re not liberal when you’re young, you have no heart. If you’re not conservative when you’re older, you have no brain.” ‘
I find hope in some of the heavy-hitting journalists transitioning over to the conservative mindset.
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Good. Need more mature & seasoned journalists.
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I never knew anybody who lived in Russia, but I did work with a couple who escaped from Bulgaria. I’ll never forget the stories they told. People who lived under such regimes recognize the evils.
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Good day, Stella! In the late 70s there was an accountant in our offices who had emigrated from the USSR in one of the releases the Soviets allowed for Jews. She and her family could choose either Israel or the U.S. They chose the U.S. because they were not religious and felt no kinship to Israel. We gave her an office party the day she became an American citizen.
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Hi Lucille! I worked for an Italian-based company for 43 years. I worked with many Italians, as well as Yugoslavs and Bulgarians, and some Germans. The Yugoslavs (some from Serbia, and some from Istria) were very interesting. It was more Socialist than Communist at the time in most of the country. I got the impression that it made a lot of citizens criminals as they hid earnings etc. from the government. Also, since private property was not totally private property, people didn’t put as much into their land as they might otherwise.
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One of the things that surprised my co-worker about America and Americans was that people generally did not slack off and do as little as they could get away with on the job. Giving an honest day’s labor was a matter of pride for those Americans she observed. Apparently her former countrymen weren’t as diligent.
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Mornin, all. Our Favorite Sunday Columnist takes on “censorship”……in the media and in real life. How it’s done. Coffee’s on the way.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2023/07/thorny_questions_how_the_democrats_and_media_enablers_censor_news.html
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Mornin’ Tex. Good to have you back.
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Thank ya kindly, Miss Stella. Getting back into my routine. I like a routine. 😉
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Coffee’s up y’all. Grab a cup and sit a spell.
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Gorgeous Grandma Day
National Vanilla Ice Cream Day
National Parents’ Day
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Good day, Gorgeous Grandma Czarina! Today’s the day to serve up some vanilla ice cream to the parents you know….and great grand sons, too.
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BYE, BYE BIRDIE: Twitter to Dump Bird Logo, Use Artificial Intelligence to Run Platform
Newsmax – Published July 23, 2023
Elon Musk said on Sunday he was looking to change Twitter’s logo, tweeting: “And soon we shall bid adieu to the twitter brand and, gradually, all the birds.”
https://www.toddstarnes.com/us/bye-bye-birdie-twitter-to-dump-bird-logo-use-artificial-intelligence-to-run-platform/
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I guess we will see how this goes.
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Been hot here all day. But there was a really nice breeze and even though it was warm even it the shade, it was still pretty nice. No standing in the sun, though.
Hope you all had a nice day.
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