At least I showed up!
I Am At a Loss for Words
Yep, I got nothing.
Heat Pumps: A Great Misnomer!
Contrary to what its name suggests, a heat pump doesn’t just warm your home in the winter. It also provides air conditioning to keep your home cool and comfortable all summer long.
Many names belie their actual meaning but usually for comedic effect; a giant person is nicknamed “Tiny,” an NBA star “Shorty,” a Kardashian “Einstein,” or a Trump “Human.”
Proof That a Higher Power Exists
Isn’t that what many of us want? A sign that provides proof when faith alone fails to convince us? Perhaps the sky parting and a lightning bolt that strikes down our enemies like the guy who cuts you off in traffic or fails to silence his cellphone at the theater?
My threshold of belief requires a much less dramatic sign. For example, the discovery that the nutritional values and calorie counts of broccoli and donuts are actually reversed and replacing vegetables with donuts would be a sure-fire way to lose weight and gain muscle.
That’s a sign that would get me to the Mosque every Friday, the Synagogue every Saturday and Church every Sunday!
What Do Limericks, Chronic Fatigue, Fibromyalgia, Nurses, Odometers and Nutty Fudge Have in Common?
May 12th is National Limerick Day in honor of the birthday in 1812 of Edward Lear, the Poet who popularized the funny 5-line verse. But limericks share the date with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Awareness Day, International Nurses Day, National Fibromyalgia Awareness Day, National Hospital Day, National Odometer Day and National Nutty Fudge Day!
In honor of this day I will share with you my favorite Limerick. It contains something for everyone of the celebrants. As I have an eclectic audience with wide-ranging sensibilities, I thought it prudent to edit the limerick a bit so everyone can enjoy the uplifting message.
There once was a man from Nantucket,
Whose **** was so **** he could **** it.
Said he with a grin,
as he **** *** his chin.
If my *** was a **** I would **** it!
May 11, 1997 The Day the Machines Took Over
On this day in 1997 Deep Blue, an IBM computer beat Chess Master and World Champion Gary Kasparov in the last of a six-game tournament. A man-made machine defeated the world’s best man-machine.
If Gary had been a student of history he might have laid down his king and died prior to defeat as did the steel-drivin’ man, John Henry, back in the 1870’s. He laid down his hammer and died before he’d let that new-fangled steam hammer outdo him.
Too bad John Henry is not around today. We could use his hammer on Deep Blue…and perhaps Facebook while at it.
The Results of the Election Are In!
Today the Philippine People chose the son of a cruel and authoritarian dictator and the daughter of the current president as President and Vice-President of their proud and beautiful nation.
The people have spoken as they did in the United States in 2016, so there is a precedent for crazy outcomes of elections worldwide. In The Philippines a person can only serve one six-year term as President. At least in six years they will not have to suffer a maniac nut bag running around lying about the election results to soothe his enormous ego and try to regain power to pardon all his criminal friends and family.
That’s something! My prayer for the Philippines; the hope that the apple has fallen far from the tree and the President-elect keeps his promise to end corruption and serve The People!
I Dreamt Rich Strike Would Win the Kentucky Derby
Rich Strike, an 80-1 longshot won the Kentucky Derby making some racing bettors a lot of money. A $1.00 wager on the Superfecta, picking the first four horses in order, returned $321,500.10. And unbelievable as it may seem, I had a vivid dream telling me the three year old would streak across the finish line first. I should have found a way to make a bet! The bummer is I had the dream Saturday night, after the race was run.
Life can be so cruel.
Happy Mother’s Day to All Moms!
Here are my two favorite Moms!
Linda, Mom to our 3 Boys & my mom Audrey, Mom to 3 other boys.
And both were stuck with me!
LINDA AUDREY
Both in my heart forever.
“5 Things That Are Hard To Get Now!”
According to the curmudgeonly Gurus at the AARP, “surging demand and inflation are driving supply chain woes” on these products:
- Eggs
- Medical Supplies
- Baby Formula
- Garage Doors
- Cars
We would gracefully accept this difficulty if we could get the more of the world’s scarcest commodity; TRUTH!
OOOOOHHHHH! BURN!!! Hahahahahaha!
If you can’t handle controversy you clicked into the wrong place!
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