Day FIVE HUNDRED NINETY-ONE of Presidential recovery.
Day FIVE HUNDRED NINETY-ONE of Presidential recovery.


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Mornin’ y’all!
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This is probably true! Did ya’z get any of the storm yesterday up your way?
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No – but it sure is humid!
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None over here on the border with MS. Musta rained itself out at your place.
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Mornin’ Wee!
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Mornin’ Stella!
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Good afternoon, Stella!
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Good afternoon!
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I’m not sure we’ll be able to find Michigan peaches, but Gala and Honey Crisp apples are in abundance.
I enjoy Galas, but have not tried Honey Crisp.
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Honey Crisp apples are delicious – sweet and crisp!
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Check your local farmer’s market. Western Michigan sells produce in the area.
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Good mornin’, and happy Hump Day! For some reason, I’m feeling a bit nostalgic this morning and found one of my old favorite coffee-making machines. Maybe I was hoping our Congress would return to the days of yesteryear and bring back the duel as a way to get some mind’s right in the swamp. Anyway, don’t worry about this thing looking back at ya! Keep your head on a swivel and carpe’ your coffee!
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Mornin’ T!
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Good mornin’, Miss Wee! Some days just need time……
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Thank heavens, Wee!
After your tussle with the “dog” earlier, I can understand.
You go right ahead and sit a while.
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Afternoon Reflection!
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Wee,
We could always adopt another Latin phrase on such mornings.
“Festina Lente.” Make haste slowly.
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Mornin’ Tex! It’s a fine coffee maker. As for Washingtonians, I think many of them are beyond correction, and should be sent home.
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Maybe we could pay them for production…
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Good afternoon, Czarina,
That should be part of the contract. It is for every other employment.
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Thank you Tex,
It’s a friendly face. What a nose!
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National VJ Day
National Blueberry Popsicle Day – never saw one of these
Healthcare Environmental Services Week – of course we want well cleaned hospitals
National Compassionate Leadership Week
World Coconut Day – I remember the first coconut my father brought home and cracked open after we moved from Oklahoma to Miami. It was fascinating all the layers and work to get to the juice and the meat (yes, it is called coconut meat). Still one of my fave treats.
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Clean hospitals! Boy, I could tell ya about a filthy one (1996-97) in Dallas. Mornin’ Czarina!
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Morning, czarina! In my opinion, hospitals have more problems than cleanliness. Never had a blueberry popsicle. Sounds good, but imagine the result if it melts onto your clothing.
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Czarina,
Blueberry popsicle…
Isn’t that the bright blue one in the multipack sticks for children?
Maybe Aus will weigh in later.
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I think that’s blue raspberry.
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Thank you, Stella.
I was always partial to the orange flavor. 😊
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On hospital cleanliness:
I spoke with a member of one of the best cleaning teams I had ever seen in a hospital. She related that the surgeon was directly involved with the team and considered them an essential part of the patient’s recovery. They were proud of what they did, and they had great respect for that very talented surgeon.
He was correct. And he had a terrific impact on morale.
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Yes on National VJU Day.
I don’t know about blueberry popsicles. We used to eat some that turned our tongues blue, but I don’t know what the flavor was supposed to be.
I remember my father bringing home coconuts and opening them.
Definite on clean hospitals.
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Our Canadian “friends” (allies?):
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With friends like this……..
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Chobani is assisting in the leftie takeover of Idaho. They have a large plant in Twin Falls 130 miles from our capital, Boise (a liberal paradise).
AI says: Expansion Plans — Chobani is investing $500 million to expand its Twin Falls facility, increasing its size to 1.6 million square feet.
Production Focus — The Twin Falls plant is crucial for Chobani’s production, emphasizing local ingredient sourcing and high-quality standards.
I tried Chobani once, but dropped it from my grocery list after reading of who owns and runs it.
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Initially, Chobani almost went under because of sanitation issues. This one is well-documented.
https://www.food-safety.com/articles/3307-nearly-300-chobani-consumers-report-illness-to-fda
CEO Hamdi Ulukaya bought older failing facilities in distressed areas. In addition, the importation of a significant number of less skilled, immigrant workers created local friction. The results were predictable.
Hundreds were make sick after eating Chobani’s Greek yogurt in late 2013. Linked to a type of mold called Mucor circinelloides, the illnesses sparked a recall of multiple Chobani Greek yogurts, including Chobani Champion, Chobani Flip, and Chobani Bite. The company also temporarily suspended activities and launched an extensive clean up of its Twin Falls, Idaho processing facility to remove all traces of contamination.
Read More: https://www.foodrepublic.com/1895471/worst-yogurt-recalls-history/
The owner CEO Hamdi Ulukaya turned the company around by giving employees equity in the company.
I left Chobani on the shelf for sanitation reasons, long ago.
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Agreed! I either buy Fage, or the Greek yogurt that Costco carries – Skotidakis (made in Canada).
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I only east Dannon by habit, but will surely avoid Chobani now
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Appeals Court Restores Bowe Bergdahl’s Desertion Conviction — Rules Federal Judge Had No Authority to Erase Court-Martial Judgment
By Jim Hᴏft Sep. 2, 2026 1:20 pm
The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled Tuesday that a federal district court had no authority to overturn former Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl’s military conviction for desertion and misbehavior before the enemy.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/09/appeals-court-restores-bowe-bergdahls-desertion-conviction-rules/
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Good.
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Just realized I never checked in this morning. We started Women’s Bible study again this week. And, I got up late, plenty of time to get dressed, but not enough time to turn on the computer.
It has rained all afternoon with t-storms and wind and pouring rain. Wonderful! I think it may be the same tomorrow.
Hope everyone stayed safe from the storm down South.
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