Year: 2020

  • Words of the year – 2020

    Words of the year – 2020

    Not “word” of the year this year, but “words.” This list was posted in the 2020-12-25/28 issue of Time. My favorite was Blursday which pretty much sums up 2020 for me and I first heard it on CBS Sunday Morning on the 2020-12-27 episode, just before I picked up the paper copy of Time.. Antiracist, adjective:…

  • Could be worse

    On average, we live pretty well; worse than last year, but definitely better than next year.Noticed in retweeet from tweet by user Julia Ioffe, @juliaioffe, dated 2020-09-28 and attributed as Russian saying

  • Best Onion of the week

    Best Onion of the week

    Christmas Tree Farmer Scatters Sack Of Candy Canes Before Ravenous Douglas Firs GRANVILLE, OH—Calling “Sooey, sooey!” and rattling his burlap bag, local Christmas tree farmer Drew Allen scattered candy canes from a sack to a pen full of ravenous Douglas firs, sources confirmed Monday. “Come and get it now—we want you all to grow into…

  • Who knew???

    Who knew???

    Coronavirus crisis may bet “worse and worse and worse,” WHO chief warns…

  • Saint Paul cares

    More than Minneapolis according to a new ranking at WalletHub. Although, Minneapolis was only slightly lower than the “Silver City.” See patch.com

  • Now in the center ring…

    The Trump Administration circus just keeps getting better. Barr belittled the career prosecutors he led, told U.S. attorneys to consider charging violent protesters under a sedition law that makes it a crime to interfere with law enforcement or plot a coup, compared coronavirus lockdowns to slavery, backed Trump’s unsupported assertion that a foreign power could…

  • Minimalist Nativity

    Minimalist Nativity

    The funniest thing I saw yesterday was a tweet that lead me to this search of Minimalist Nativity Sets. Hysterical… I especially liked the one that was just blocks of wood that identified the characters, Mary, Joseph, Sheep, Donkey, Baby Jesus, et cetera. Haven’t seen any of these out on my travels, but I’d sure…