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Y. Zunger, His Thoughts, Soup, and More...
Hello!
Who am I? Even I don't know the answer to that question any more.
I've only written one entry for the entire month of November, so far. This will be No. 2.
A writer I am not.
The only reason for THIS entry is to memorialize this article that I found on Anna's blog recently, explaining so much and more about the current conflicts affecting our poor old Earth lately. I wanted to save it for future reading. I've read it all through once, but there is so much there, I wanted to have it to read again, and again if needed.
Yonatan Zunger's blog about November events in the World.
Also, just now, I switched over to using G.Chrome as my browser. I can switch back if I want to IE, but for some reason, I was having a pop-up saying something about Adobe not being able to open something I wanted to see, so I thought maybe this would work. I haven't re-tried it yet, but we shall see.
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So, while I'm here, I'll stick in a few photos I took and never posted. Old news...
Above: Serving up soup I made called Tuscan Canellini Bean and Kale soup. Recipe is here.
Above: A satisfied husband.
(Note: I know the deplorable state of his shirt, it's his kicking around and sometimes work shirt. He wears out all his collars and sleeves, but when he loves a shirt, he is loathe to throw it away!)
Above: The Kipster
Above: Eye Candy, he is to me
Switch topics to my niece, Aimee. She got married last month to Dan.
Above: This is Aimee and Dan and their girl, Stella Blu, admiring the wedding present I sent them, made in Italy, a Biscotti jar (which, I have learned, holds all Stella's yummy treats now!)
Above: Aimee and her dad, my brother Chuck, walking down the "aisle"
Above: Note that Stella Blu was part of the actual wedding which took place in Nevada.
The happy (married) couple.
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Since I almost lost this whole entry just now, I will quit this typing and say so long, for now... till next time.
Cheers,
Bex
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Who am I? Even I don't know the answer to that question any more.
I've only written one entry for the entire month of November, so far. This will be No. 2.
A writer I am not.
The only reason for THIS entry is to memorialize this article that I found on Anna's blog recently, explaining so much and more about the current conflicts affecting our poor old Earth lately. I wanted to save it for future reading. I've read it all through once, but there is so much there, I wanted to have it to read again, and again if needed.
Yonatan Zunger's blog about November events in the World.
Also, just now, I switched over to using G.Chrome as my browser. I can switch back if I want to IE, but for some reason, I was having a pop-up saying something about Adobe not being able to open something I wanted to see, so I thought maybe this would work. I haven't re-tried it yet, but we shall see.
<><><><><><><><>
So, while I'm here, I'll stick in a few photos I took and never posted. Old news...
Above: Serving up soup I made called Tuscan Canellini Bean and Kale soup. Recipe is here.
Above: A satisfied husband.
(Note: I know the deplorable state of his shirt, it's his kicking around and sometimes work shirt. He wears out all his collars and sleeves, but when he loves a shirt, he is loathe to throw it away!)
Above: The Kipster
Above: Eye Candy, he is to me
Switch topics to my niece, Aimee. She got married last month to Dan.
Above: This is Aimee and Dan and their girl, Stella Blu, admiring the wedding present I sent them, made in Italy, a Biscotti jar (which, I have learned, holds all Stella's yummy treats now!)
Above: Aimee and her dad, my brother Chuck, walking down the "aisle"
Above: Note that Stella Blu was part of the actual wedding which took place in Nevada.
The happy (married) couple.
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Since I almost lost this whole entry just now, I will quit this typing and say so long, for now... till next time.
Cheers,
Bex
I think I could turn and live awhile with the animals...
They are so placid and self-contained,
I stand and look at them sometimes half the day long.
They do not sweat and whine about their condition,
They do not lie awake in the dark and weep for their sins,
They do not make me sick discussing their duty to God,
Not one is dissatisfied... not one is demented with the mania of owning things,
Not one kneels to another nor to his kind that lived thousands of years ago,
Not one is respectable or industrious over the whole earth.
~ [Walt Whitman, from "Leaves of Grass, No. 32"] ~
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