Category: Mind and Spirit
Spirituality, moods, feelings, and thinking free to live free.
Striking a strong blow on behalf of the peaceful, productive whacko community, Mike Hughes belatedly launches himself above the desert in a steam-powered rocket … as the start of his bid to prove the earth is flat. Survived the endeavor, too, which many believed unlikely.
She didn’t learn from “basket of deplorables.” She didn’t learn from losing a freaking election for which she was supposedly already coronated. Now … “If you look at the map of the United States, there’s all that red in the middle where Trump won,” Clinton said. “I win the coast, I win, you know, Illinois and Minnesota, places like that.” Clinton suggested that the portion of the US she won represents portions of the country that are thriving economically. “But what the map doesn’t show you, is that I won the places that represent two-thirds of America’s gross domestic product,”…
And finally something from NPR that doesn’t revolve around victim disarmament or DACA. Want some realistic disaster fiction? Particularly you neighbors here in the Pacific Northwest who await The Big One? Yesterday afternoon a local NPR affiliate, KNKX, reported that the Bellingham Herald commissioned a novella about surviving the inevitable megaquake. The Riverstyx Foundation in Bellingham conceived and funded the “Imagining the Big One’” project at the instigation of its president, businessman Jim Swift. Foundation director Heather Flaherty said they were concerned by lack of preparedness and wanted a novel way to engage people. “It seems like the facts are…
My Internet went out for a few hours this morning. The sudden loss left me contemplating the last article I read online before I was cut off from all traces of civilization. Although actually, if the article I read in any way represented normal civilization, we’re better off without it. No, the article wasn’t about war or degredation. It wasn’t about #metooing or the latest pecksniffian effort to cut off somebody else’s free speech. Not about politics, brutality, or corruption (but I repeat myself). In fact, it was meant to be a feelgood story. You may have heard of the…