The Democrats take the whole thing as a joke. Republicans take it serious, but run it like it […]
Category Archive: Daily Journal
Every Nation must have it legalized form of gambling. We have our Wall Street –Will Rogers — 1933
I have been away from quotes by my hero Will Rogers for a while. I am bringing them […]
No this post is not about how to gut Medicare as seems to be the topic of today. […]
Studies: Missed meds could cost more than $250B a year – USATODAY.com. In a recent post I lamented […]
I see I haven’t used one of my favorite post categories which is “Don’t Sweat” for some time […]
Fear is a very strong emotion that should never rule our lives. When it does it pulls everything […]
It is heartening to see that seniors medical care means something to the nation as a whole. After the […]
It is heartening to see that seniors medical care means something to the nation as a whole. After the […]
The source: http://www.usatoday.com/sports/cycling/2011-05-22-armstrong-doping-60minutes_N.htm The headline: Armstrong encouraged doping Tell me it isn’t so; Lance doped!! Here we are with […]
Source: http://cosmiclog.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2011/05/19/6677671-is-the-bible-full-of-forgeries Just a short note to refer you to the article above. It is about the Bible […]
The last presidential home we visited on our April vacation was the Hermitage of Andrew Jackson. I must […]
Ryan Says Medicare Plan Would Empower Seniors to Seek Cost-Cutting Plans By Brian Faler – May 17, 2011 8:52 AM ET […]
Source Link: White House identifies unneeded government property – USATODAY.com. With all this talk about the need to […]
Pre April 27 – (Republicans) – Obama is not a citizen so he is an invalid president
Post April 27 – (Republicans) – Why is Obama wasting his time producing a birth certificate; he should be creating jobs!!
Please stop the spin cycle – I was dry months ago….
One of my regular rituals is to go to McDonald once every month or two and get a […]
Having just survived another April 15th tax day has been topic on my mind. As I always say […]
I have grown totally tired of the comments sections that follow many of today’s new articles on the […]
I was going to do the ceremonial first mowing of the yard today but with the storms last night and the corresponding cold front I guess I will have to put it off for a few days. I have come to enjoy mowing my 2 acre homestead; that is when I do my best thinking 🙂
While the governor of Indiana, where I currently reside, is not a Tea Partier he does seem to […]
Back from our vacation and have a lot to blog about including over 700 pictures for “These Old Barns” and “In the Slow Lane”.
It was good to see President Obama go on television the other day to explain why he supported […]
“Another trouble with politics, it breeds politics. So that makes it pretty hard to stamp out. The only […]
As usual the Republicans are at it again. They are coming out in force to say how terrible Obama-care is but offering no solutions themselves. I guess they think they got the house back with this strategy so they will keep it up. They seem intense about giving insurance companies the right to deny coverage for “pre-existing conditions” and taking away possible healthcare from those who cannot currently afford it. Is this really what Americans want? If it is I am ashamed to call myself one.
It seems the Republicans are all over the map considering this Libya thing. But one thing they all agree with is that President Obama is WRONG one way or another. They are very good at showing wrong but not so much when it comes to what it takes to be right.
“Once a man holds public office, he is absolutely no good for honest work.” –Will Rogers —
I just finished an article (see the link below) about how Secretary of State Clinton praised the demonstrators […]
Question: What is at the end of a rainbow in the U.S.?
Answer: Treasury Bonds
I just read an article about the governor of Wisconsin. He is going all out to bust the […]
Our new kitten decided that my glasses, which I take off when at the computer, was his new chew toy! So it is off to Pearle Vision later this week to get a new pair.
Made it through another day at Backstreet. It is getting more challenging to come up with nutritious meals given the limited amount of food that is presently donated to the soup kitchen. It is sad to see times so hard for so many now.
I am horrified by the priorities implicit in our national budget. Why would our leaders put people out […]
A quiet before the storm… It is a quiet afternoon playing with my blogs. I need it as next week I will be preparing all the meals at Backstreet Missions soup kitchen. Sandy, the regular cook, is taking some much need time off with her family. I hope I survive all the standing up. 🙂
During the 1960s and 70s there was a growing middle class in the U.S. This was due to […]
Screen glare is one of my pet peeves. My laptop computer is aging and I would really […]
Here in Indiana where I live there are two things that are almost certain about the month […]
