Sum of All Fears
Here it is. Another week. Same old Corona virus. Well not really. But it does make me think of the old 1918 Spanish Flu that swept the world. In 1918 there was not much radio and no TV. News traveled slow.
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The worst of long days? Who can say? Depends on where and who you are. And did it affect your life and where your live? My first awareness of wars came on a Sunday in December of 1941.
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When a kid I nearly always welcomed a good snow. Even if it meant wading through the cow lot doing the milking and taking care of ungrateful livestock under bad conditions. Maybe close the school? For sure it changed the looks of things and hid the liter that covered our Oklahoma countryside.
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Lots of things happened and/are happening during our lifetimes. Some are hard to believe and in fact, a lot of people don’t. Scientific stuff. Sometimes it’s surprising.
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A few years back Pat and I were in a place called Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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While my better half and I joined the declining number of people who still watch pro-football we got to see our 49ers come back from a big fi rst half
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The new year has nothing to do with perfect vision even though it will be called 2020. It, like all the other new year’s just sort of sounds funny. And
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I’m right on track for Christmas. Sunday’s week ago I made it to “Hanging of the Green” at First Baptist in Allen. A great and Christmassy program with lots of Christmas music. A good way to open the season.
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The “inner circle” of advisors and helpers Donald Trump has are urging him to let them do the day to day battling concerning his impeachment fi ghts with Congress. In other words. They want him to try and keep quiet and let them handle the details. But I doubt if the President will have any of that.
Threads of Life
I was cleaning out some files and found a stack of old newspaper clippings. They were cartoons of Jim Lange that I had cut from newspapers of that time. The