Tag Archive: satire

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It’s that time of the month again, when I ask GUE questions I really didn’t want answered. Not sure I like what I’m hearing but, then again I’m probably talking to myself anyway.… Continue reading

Our sickness maintenance system.

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  I work in a field where people are taken to doctors, given medications, and don’t know how to ask questions.  It’s not unusual to see people on 4 psychotropic medications.  Shortly after… Continue reading

Life in 3 memes

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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.  

Still alive

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Have you had one of those dreams where you’re floating in a celestial light?  Inside this light there is no pain, only joy… Then you’re awakened by a mob of dogs barking, and… Continue reading

Who wished for a cold day in hell?

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On the morning of December 24th, it’s supposed to be 27F in my part of Florida.  OMG!  It’s going to be in the 40’s in Key west!  That’s tropical sacrilege!! This is our… Continue reading

Nothing new…

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…same anxiety inducing monthly deadlines to meet — TIMES 2! Yes, I do yoga from May 30 until November 1.  For the next 5 months, I will be plagued with fork-in-mouth disease: I… Continue reading

Apocalypse

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Every year I hear about the coming apocalypse.  It’s not like we can’t bomb ourselves out of existence. People aren’t that insane…yet. The last apocalypse happened over 12,000 years ago, during yet another… Continue reading

Spinning

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My brain is spinning inside a galaxy of information, when all it asked for was a teaspoon of thought.    With just one word, we can access anything at any time from any… Continue reading

InflAAAAtion

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Inflation is spelled with a capital AAARRRUUUGGGH! My insurance bill jumped by $50. My phone bill jumped by $20. That’s $70 less that I have for the important things in life, like Dave’s… Continue reading

For better or for worse?

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  Life is beginning to look like this: I’m told, by people who have had near-death experiences, that we have chosen the life we’re living.  We’ve “married” this piece of flesh until “death… Continue reading