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Sarobia: Sanctuary for Human Beings, Birds and Animals
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Tag Archives: Hell
Have to Pay the Piper
The world must be coming to an end. Usually waiting until the last minute for filing my annual income taxes, I completed both federal and state forms, mailing them out on March 26th, three weeks ahead of the April-17th deadline. … Continue reading
A Politically Correct Or Incorrect Tirade?
So, what’s there to bitch about today? Climate change? Naw, that’s fake news, even though a one-trillion-metric-ton iceberg has just broken off of Antarctica and is now floating around in the Southern Ocean. How did that happen, I wonder? Can … Continue reading
Comic Relief
Three couples on a vacation cruise were aboard a luxury yacht and became inundated by an unexpected tidal wave, sinking their vessel deep into the ocean and onto its floor where each met a watery grave. They found themselves in … Continue reading
Memorial Day 2017: War is Hell
I’ve been where you are now and I know just how you feel. It’s entirely natural that there should beat in the breast of every one of you a hope and desire that some day you can use the skill … Continue reading
Happy Mothers’ Day
May is a special month for me, especially since my birthday falls on the 11th; thank you very much to those who acknowledged it on Social Media. It’s also a sad month that marked the death of my dad ten … Continue reading
Things That Were Hazardous To Your Health But Are OK To Use Now (and Vise Versa)
While finishing this weeks entry earlier than usual, by the way, I was shocked to learn about Chuck Berry’s death, another of my heroes who has left us to join Heaven’s All-Star Band. He will surely be missed. My sincere … Continue reading
Just Another Case of Deplorables
My life is deplorable, even though I’m not a Trump supporter. That should be good enough to lose a few more Twitter followers; so before you go, I’d like to say “thanks” for nothing. Regarding the latest poop in the … Continue reading
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Lent’s Over: It’s OK for Me to Complain Again
Into Week Five of socially distanced isolation, my normally easy-going temperament has become a bit edgy, lacking in patience for ordinary idiosyncrasies that otherwise are overlooked or tolerated. Back in 2000, I had posted about being housebound for a period … Continue reading →