Monthly Archives: January 2019

I’ll never forget that day. I had become furious, which was rare for me back then, such a good girl was I, and that had carried over into my first marriage. The year was 1967. I was 24 years old, … Continue reading →

This post, posted over six years ago, still speaks to me. And yes, “impatience” is still the bugaboo of my naturally fiery double-Sagittarian personality. Cleaning my desk. Just found this again. My totally favorite quotation.

What I love best: all the genuinely smiling faces. Exclusive: Inside the Inaugural Blexit Rally: “The Black and Latino Community will save America”  

I have no idea whether or not this current short-lived windy deep freeze is the result of “weather wars.” Here’s one perspective, if so: Polar Vortex 2019: Globalists Use Weather Warfare Against America. Why now? We’re lucky here in Green … Continue reading →

Fascinating, to watch both all lefties and some righties — those who are faint-hearted and vacillating: their polarized, divergent ways of perceiving what Trump does, always reacting in the moment (something they constantly accuse him of doing: think projection), rather … Continue reading →

Twitter Tip: How’s this for a bit of backstory on Pelosi? Next, Dave, of the X22 Report, who simply never fails to amaze me. He seems to be unusually capable of seeing “what happens” in a very complex and layered … Continue reading →

Since the turn of the millennium, I’ve participated in the Sufi-inspired Dances of Universal Peace, both in the mountainous west, when I lived in Jackson, Wyoming, and since 2003 in the midwest, attending weekend events in Wisconsin, Indiana, and Ohio. … Continue reading →

Note: See this, and this, for current posts on “widening gyre.” Now I’m feeling that gyre, not as a swirling energy that has robbed me in any way of my connection to what used to be called discrete, atomized “facts” … Continue reading →