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Ode to Social Media
Tired of being politically correct, With my latest thoughts, feelings, anger and philosophical merriment, Afraid to offend those feeling they are Heaven sent, Who have the very prospect of being hell bent, To make me feel like I ain’t worth … Continue reading
Giving Thanks
Thanksgiving has passed, along with Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday, Giving Tuesday; and now it’s into the 2016 holiday season officially. Seasons’ greetings are in order. Don’t you just love hearing all the Christmas music piped into every … Continue reading
Mr. Optimistic’s Winter Prediction For the Northern Hemisphere
This topic has been held over for the entire summer and has certainly grown old. Speaking with a neighbor about how brutal it’s been and will be lasting that way until the end of this week, before any significant relief … Continue reading