Yesterday…
…all my troubles seemed to blur away. A migraine ended up my day… …I don’t remember anyway… …amnesia — the price I pay. Now, there is proof to my “theory” that certain lights… Continue reading
Category Archive: LIfe
The $7.50 irritatant
Hopefully, the last gasp by the hackers is over — but I’ve been told they’re patient theives. They’ll wait a few months until their target is no longer diligent, and then they’ll buy… Continue reading
Will it never end?
This is why I have no cellphone reception at my home most of the time: Do you see any cellphone towers? No? The cellphone reception out here is little to nothing, but I… Continue reading
Another in a line of first world problems.
<— I had a doctor like this. Once. I don’t stay with bad doctors EVER. I walked out the door when the doctor said HE would be the one to decide… Continue reading
Life in 3 memes
This is life in 3 memes Doing home repairs: 2. Flying crunch-class: 3. The place where most of end up: Go ahead, make my day; tell me I’m wrong.
Hair today, gone tomorrow
I’ve been watching a few videos lately. One of them was by a woman investigating what is in the “beauty products” we’re using. It seems that Europe has stricter regulations than the USA. … Continue reading
Long journey
November 21, 2022, prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less), write a story using the phrase, “Oh, my.” It can be used in storytelling or dialog. What is the cause for such a response?… Continue reading
Yesterday
Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away. The Beatles had it right. Drove 1 1/2 hours to a doctor’s appointment in St. Augustine, Florida in a 2004 Cadillac Deville that was given… Continue reading
GUE unsettled
If you want that kind of pain, you can look under the category of “Conversations,” and there you will find more conversations with GUE (God, the Universe, and Everything.) As you can tell,… Continue reading
What if….
I’ve been busy overthinking lately. First, there were the gods. Then, there was one God. After that, the number of atheist grew proportional to living in civilizations that wouldn’t kill them. Are there… Continue reading