Life in the time of Wuflu, Part 39: Oh, the things you will see
(With apologies to Dr. Seuss, who, interestingly enough, was a liberal, at least for his time. Now, he’s simply memory-holed.) It’s been a couple of…
This guy says it all
My feet don’t fit in clown shoes and neither should yours.
Time is short
(Via Splendid Isolation) I regret that I have to bring this to you, but really, those of us who love the Old America need this…
Look Who’s Back in Amateur Radio Gear
The HeathKit we all knew “back in the day” is long gone. But the new HeathKit is offering a very interesting station accessory. First orders…
Fine Art Tuesday
I’ve always had a thing for Normal Rockwell. It’s not so much that he documented how America was, which he did, but that he documented…
I remember (yet again) why I hate changing computers
Seriously, I had forgotten how much swearing I could do when I have to swap out a computer. And I’ve done two in recent days,…
*explitive* WordPress *explitive*
I know this is nothing other than getting used to a new platform, but good grief this can be frustrating. I want the picture that…
Where was Jack when the lights went out?
In the dark, of course. If you find yourself in the dark or you want to know why the lights are out, PowerOutage.US is a…
Life in the Time of Wuflu, Part 38: A Comedy of Errors
It has been a week and hopefully it’s almost over. The theme of the week has been what I call the “Reverse Midas Touch”-when everything…
Fine Art Tuesday
Mary Cassett was born in Pittsburg, PA to wealthy parents. They viewed travel as a necessary part of education, and so mary travelled Europe for…
Still working on it
Still at it; still figuring things out. I changed the tags to categories and got all the Uncategorized posts to be uncategorized, rather than all…
Incrementally Better
As I noted on the final post at the old Blogger site: B was right, there is more learning curve than I anticipated. It would…
Yep-we’re moving
At long last, I’m going to take the advice of several folks and move. I’ve registered a domain name and I’m looking into a host…
Hold the line
This gets me, every damn time. Now perhaps more than ever. Keep the faith and hold the line.
Fine Art Tuesday
The Terrace at the Restaurant Jacob in Nienstedten on the Elbe, Max Liebermann, 1902 Max Liebermann was a German artist, born in Berlin in 1847,…
Life in the Time of Wuflu, Part 37: Things seen and heard
Ah, Wuflu, the gift that keeps on giving. On a personal note, I may be a bit scarce next week. Two of the health issues…
Something to consider
“The Second Amendment is a doomsday provision, one designed for those exceptionally rare circumstances where all other rights have failed — where the government refuses…
Vocations for a New America: Small Scale Movie Theater Owner
Got a backyard? A garage? Got a movie collection, especially a physical one that contains Unapproved Films? You, my friend, can be a movie theater…
Coronal Mass Ejection
I will be the first to admit that Coronal Mass Ejections (CME) are a prime subject of too much bad doomer porn. That doesn’t mean…
Wednesday Weirdness
Yes indeed, it’s time for another episode of irregular “Wednesday Weirdness”. Going for non-political this week if no one minds. Item 1: This one comes…
Fine Art Tuesday
Autumn’s Glory, Kyle Buckland It’s said that art is supposed to evoke an emotion, a feeling, a time in your life. To me, this just…
They want you dead
Actually, I don’t think they’ll settle for your submission I don’t know if any of you who drop by here follow me on Gab. Gab…
Fine Art Tuesday
Night, Arkhip Kuindhzi, c 1905-1908 Arkhip Kuindhzi was a Russian landscape painter connected with the Realism Movement. Born in 1842, his parents died when he…
Vocations for a New America: Radio Station Owner
No, it won’t be this much fun. But you might be able to make an income out of it. (Yes, another series. This one will…
“We are all East Germans now.”
(Via Western Rifle Shooters) Never miss an opportunity to shut up. I’m guilty of this myself, but it’s time to learn. Hat tip to NightBreaker…
This is the day the Lord has made; We will rejoice and be glad in it.
They aren’t all in this picture, but I counted 17 turkeys. For those that don’t recognize it, that’s Psalm 118:24. For me, on the first…
The last morning
Debbie Downer time again. I fear this is the last morning of the United States I grew up in. By the time most of you…
Wednesday Weirdness
And I thought last week was just too weird to pick out only a few weird stories. As 2021 said to 2020, this week has…
Fine Art Tuesday
Italian Landscape, Johann Wilhelm Schirmer, c 1840 Johann Wilhelm Schirmer was a Prussian artist and was a leading Romantic landscape artists of his day. He is also…
Sunday Reading
(Housekeeping note: Sunday Reading is going to become an “if and when” post, like Wednesday Weirdness. I’m spending a lot of time doing, not so…